The Lodge, Mount Jerome Cemetery, Harold's Cross, Dublin 6W
Interior improvements and energy upgrades to a protected lodge at Mount Jerome Cemetery.
0407/25 · Dublin City Council · Lodged 16 September 2025
- Reference
- 0407/25
- Authority
- Dublin City Council
- Register status
- Decided
- Received
- 16 September 2025
Summary
AI-generatedThe application details internal re-ordering and energy retrofitting of a family home. Works include installing solar PV panels, upgrading windows to triple-glazed Aluclad, replacing stairs, and altering the layout of bedrooms and the kitchen.
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Official record
Development description
- Expp: protected structure: the works are for improvements to facilitate the continuing use of the lodge as a family home which include certain re-ordering of the interior is proposed. It is further proposed to undertake an energy refit in accordance with the accompanying building upgrade specification prepared which includes the installation of solar pv panels and the upgrading of the fenestration. List of works
- Subdivide rear bedroom
- Change living room to master bedroom
- Remove spiral stairs and light wells
- Fit new straigh stairs
- Fit glazed lightwell to floor over
- Remove rear bedrooms and form new kitchen dining room
- Alter ceiling profile and fit rooflights over
- Remove front lobby, spiral stairs and kitchen dining
- Form new entrance lobby and storage closets
- Fit glazed panel in floor for lightwell to basement
- Remove spiral stairs and form new straight stairs
- Form void in floor corner
- Replace existing windows and doors of extension with triple-glazed aluclad windows
- Retain timber windows in the original lodge
- Reain existing entrance door
- Insulation slabs are to be placed on top of existing tiled floor and covered with a laminate wooden floor
- Wall mounted radiators will be installed in the two new proposed bedrooms
- Remove existing ceiling
- Form new ceiling to revised profile
- Install breathable insulation within roof and ensure adequate ventilation
- Install air to water heat pump and heating system
- Install heat recovery ventilation system
Key dates
Timeline
- Application received16 September 2025
- Decision due14 October 2025
- Decision issued13 October 2025
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