Alterations and extensions to existing motor showroom and service workshop building…
Brady's Volvo Cars North Dublin, Old Navan Road, Castleknock, D15V440
Proposed development
Alterations and extensions to existing motor showroom and service workshop building including removal of existing showroom facades, entrance lobby and circular office element, removal of section of first floor office mezzanine floor (70 sq mts), extension (65 sq mts) to front and sides to form new glazed showroom façade with free standing pedestrian entrance canopy, single storey pedestrian lobby extension (3 sq mts) to rear, two-storey extension (215 sq mts ground floor and 176 sq mts first floor) to rear for staff office areas and accommodation, single storey valet and wash building extension (180 sq mts) to rear, new illuminated attached building signage, associated site and drainage works, and new canopy over section of existing external vehicle display area
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Permission was granted on 1 Sept 2026. Third parties may appeal within four weeks; after that the permission is final and works can start once a commencement notice is lodged.
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