Planning Permission Ireland
InvalidApartmentsDecided 21 August 2023

Unit 21, First Avenue, Cookstown Industrial Estate, Dublin 24

Demolition of industrial buildings to build 123 apartments in two blocks up to seven storeys tall.

LRD23A/0008 · South Dublin County Council · Lodged 10 August 2023

Reference
LRD23A/0008
Authority
South Dublin County Council
Register status
Invalid or incomplete
Type
Permission
Received
10 August 2023
Residential units
123
Floor area
10707 m²

Summary

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The proposal involves the demolition of existing industrial and commercial structures totaling 5,500 sqm. In their place, a deck-access apartment development of 123 units will be built across two blocks ranging from 5 to 7 storeys, including ground-floor commercial space and a pocket park.

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Storeys
7

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Official record

Development description

Demolition of all existing 1-3 storey industrial / commercial structures and small café on site totalling c. 5,500sqm in area; - construction of a deck-access apartment development comprising 123 residential units arranged in 2 no. Blocks (block a 5 to 7 storeys and block b 5 to 6 storeys) with a total floor area of c. 9,806sqm including the proposed bike shelter (c. 93sqm) and excluding deck access (c. 901sqm); -commercial floor space located at ground floor level facing cookstown road in residential block a (c. 421sq. M); - the residential development consists of 58 no. 1 bed/2 person units, 12 no. 2 bed/3 person units and 53 no. 2 bed/4 person units with north, south, east and west facing balconies throughout and residents amenity area at ground floor level; -central communal open space (c. 1,303sq. M); -provision of an esb substation, switchboards, waste areas, water tanks and generator serving blocks a and b; -lobbies, stair/lifts, photovoltaic panels and green roofs throughout; -partial provision of the pocket park identified in the tallaght lap (c. 1,286sq. M); -new vehicular access from first avenue and egress onto cookstown road via a one way system through the subject site; -all associated site development works, services provision, connection to the water supply, foul and surface water networks on first avenue and cookstown road including partial diversion of the foul line to the north east of the site at first avenue, temporary foul pump station. Attenuation/biorentention systems, vehicular and pedestrian access including internal road and footpaths, pedestrian facilities/public realm upgrade works, landscape and boundary treatment works, tree removal, bicycle storage (302 no. Total spaces) comprising 276 no. Spaces (serving proposed mixed use development) and 26 no. Spaces (serving concurrent transitional care facility application), car parking (32 no. Total spaces) comprising 15 no. Spaces (serving proposed mixed use development) and 17 no. Spaces (serving concurrent transitional care facility application), 2 no loading bays (one each on first avenue and cookstown road), 2 no. Setdown/loading areas to the internal road and 1 no. Ambulance setdown space serving the adjacent concurrent proposed transitional care facility. The concurrent application has been made to south dublin county council regarding a 131 bed transitional care facility on the western portion of the site (sdcc ref sd22a/0361 refers) currently under appeal to an bord pleanála (abp ref 317394).

Land-use zoning

What this land is zoned for

REGENRE
To facilitate enterprise and/or residential led regeneration

National zoning type: Mixed Use, general development, opportunity/proposal site

Objective set by the South Dublin County Development Plan 2022-2028 (2022–2028). The planning authority decides each application on its own merits — this is the zoning context, not a compliance assessment.

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Recent sales nearby

within 500 m
Residential Property Price Register sales within 500 metres of this site
AddressDatePriceDistance
316a The Lawns, Belgard Heights, TallaghtJun 2025€372,000411 m
316 The Lawns, Belgard Heights, TallaghtJul 2025€376,000417 m
300 The Cresent, Belguard Heights, Tallaght Dublin 24Jun 2025€445,000426 m
439 The Meadows East, Belgard Heights, TallaghtDec 2025€470,000439 m
296 Belgard Heights, Tallaght, Dublin 24Jan 2025€225,000446 m
278 The Meadows West, Belgard Heights, Tallaght Dublin 24Nov 2025€506,000446 m
7 Redwood Court, Kilnamanagh, TallaghtOct 2025€450,000477 m
3 Garrynisk Sq, Belgard, Dublin 24Jun 2025€390,000484 m

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Sources: Building Control Management System (commencement notices) and the Residential Property Price Register, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Records are matched to this application by location and may not be exhaustive; always confirm against the official source before relying on them.

Key dates

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  1. Application received10 August 2023
  2. Decision due4 October 2023
  3. Decision issued21 August 2023

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