InvalidCommercialDecided 7 November 2025

46-47 and 54-62 Henry Street, Dublin 1., (The site is bounded by Coles Lane to the east and the ILAC Centre to the north).

Amendments to permitted signage, finishing materials, and lighting for a gym on Henry Street.

WEB5596/25 · Dublin City Council · Lodged 29 October 2025

Reference: WEB5596/25
Authority: Dublin City Council
Register status: Decided
Type: Permission
Received: 29 October 2025

Summary

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The application proposes amendments to previously permitted signage, finishing materials, and lighting. The changes include new illuminated signs, window coverings, and a digital ticker tape for Everlast Gyms on Henry Street and Coles Lane.

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Development description

Amendments to the signage, finishing materials and lighting permitted under pa ref: 3785/24 including the removal of various items of signage and lighting granted under the above reference and the replacement or addition with the following: (a)replacement "everlast gyms +" sign externally mounted black back aluminium tray sign (1900mm w x 1900mm h). A stand-off chrome effect logo, with white halo back lit illumination. Sign to be centralised on existing granite cladding. Located on coles lane. (b)replacement wording on fin sign on coles lane to include linear 'everlast gyms +' illuminated lettering, and 'chevrons' applied to both sides of existing signage fin. (c)replacement red and blue opaque window covering applied to glazing internally at upper floor on henry street. (d)red & blue semi - transparent window covering applied to glazing at ground level on henry street and red & blue linear led strip light hung horizontally at top of glazing. (e)addition of "digital ticker tape" above ground floor windows on henry street and coles lane. (f - h) replacement of a permitted 2no. Digital screens and 2no. Light boxes on henry street with a wall mounted lightbox (3000mm w by 2000mm h) on henry street with 2no. Larger dimensions wall mounted digital screens (3000mm w x 2000mm h) and a wall mounted retail media screen (900mm w). (i) on coles lane replacement of vinyl with 2no. Wall mounted lightbox (2000mm w x 2000mm h) with one displaying "everlast gyms +" operator name. (j)internally illuminated linear sports direct (red and blue) logo applied to both sides of existing signage fin (5622mm h x 580mm w) on henry street replacing the black and white signage previously permitted. (k)addition of a transparent teal vinyl on the vertical window on coles lane, with white decal 'greatness is within' over top. (l)teal led goalpost strip lighting around entrance to everlast gyms on coles (m)teal semi - transparent window covering applied to glazing. Teal linear led strip light hung horizontally at top of glazing. (n)ral 7016 opaque vinyl applied to glazing to windows on coles lane. (o)on coles lane, opaque vinyl to be applied to glazing. This will include seasonal displays which may include advertising of products (14030mm w and 2750mm h). This generally replaces permitted signage, light boxes and vinyl coverings. (p-q) revised treatment at ground level, corner, entrance to include internally illuminated usc sign above door (830mm w x 830mm h) and trapezoidal aluminium external cladding in ral 7016 (30% gloss). Internally illuminated third party brand logos fret cut in cladding either side of entrance. (r-s) on the upper floor glazed, corner display window, red or blue semi-transparent window covering applied to window externally. Red or blue internal uplighters. The previously permitted signage in this area remains unchanged. All works associated and required to complete the proposed amendments.

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Z5: City CentreUC

“To consolidate and facilitate the development of the central area, and to identify, reinforce, strengthen and protect its civic design character and dignity.”

National zoning type: City/Town/village Centre, central area

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within 500 m

Residential Property Price Register sales within 500 metres of this site
Address	Date	Price	Distance
108 Kings Court, Parnell St, Dublin 1	Oct 2025	€391,000	154 m
92 Kingscourt, Parnell St, Dublin 1	Jun 2025	€350,000	154 m
Apt 111, Kings Court, Parnell St Dublin 1	Dec 2025	€435,000	154 m
109 Kings Court, Parnell St, Dublin 1	Mar 2025	€311,000	154 m
90 Kings Court, Parnell St, Dublin 1	Aug 2025	€270,000	154 m
33 Greeg Court, Parnell St, Dublin 1	May 2025	€125,000	160 m
13 Gregg Court, Parnell St, Dublin 1not full market price	Jul 2025	€68,388	160 m
25 Greeg Court, Parnell St, Dublin 1	Jan 2026	€439,000	160 m

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Application received29 October 2025
Decision due8 January 2026
Decision issued7 November 2025

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