A) demolition of existing sheds in yard, b) change of part of existing single storey unit…
'The Diamond', Corner of New Street and the Mall (a.k.a Main Street), Malahide, Co. Dublin
Proposed development
Permission is sought for a) demolition of existing sheds in yard, b) change of part of existing single storey unit from retail to Medical Centre/GP Surgery, c) the construction of a building for Primary Care Medical Centre and GP Surgery extending over lower ground, upper ground and first floors. The building comprises of a three storey section in the existing yard area and one additional storey over the existing yard area and one additional storey over the existing single storey unit fronting onto The Mall (aka 'Main Street'), d) the removal of the existing gates for pedestrian access off New Street and all associated site works (All previously approved under F10A0267 and F13A/0036) for Dervish Holdings Ltd.
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The council recorded a decision on 18 Jan 2024. The official file has the outcome; a third-party appeal is possible within four weeks of the decision.
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