GrantedCommercialDecided 5 February 2014

SIAC HQ, Monastery Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

Extension of duration for a fifth-floor office extension at SIAC HQ in Clondalkin.

SD08A/0616/EP · South Dublin County Council · Lodged 6 December 2013

Reference: SD08A/0616/EP
Authority: South Dublin County Council
Register status: Decided
Type: Extension Of Duration Of Permission
Received: 6 December 2013
Floor area: 292 m²

Summary

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An extension of duration is sought for a previously approved permission (Reg. No. SD06A/1072) to construct 258 square metres of additional office space at fifth-floor level. The project also includes an enclosed escape staircore and the omission of one basement car parking space.

Commercialextension of durationoffice

Storeys: 5

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Official record

Development description

Construction of 258sq. M. Of addtional office accommodation at fifth floor level set back from the existing parapet and an additional enclosed escape staircore to the south elevation (gross floor area of proposed development 292sq. M. ) of the existing extension to siac hq (planning ref. Sd06a/1072) and the omission of 1 no. Car parking space at basement level to facilitate the staircore construction; vehicular access to proposed penthouse storey extension to be via the existing access to siac hq off the roundabout on monastery road. All of the aforementioned development to take place on a site of c3532sq. M. On lands that are bounded generally to the north by the headquaters of siac, to the south and west by the existing quarry and industrial complex of siac and to the east by round towers gaa grounds, all at monastery road, clondalkin, d22.

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RESRS

“To protect and/or improve residential amenity”

National zoning type: Existing residential

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Residential Property Price Register sales within 500 metres of this site
Address	Date	Price	Distance
110 Monastery Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22	Jul 2025	€600,000	106 m
64 Woodford Lawns, Monastery Rd, Clondalkin	May 2025	€360,000	158 m
11 Monastery Heath Court, Clondalkin, Dublin 22	May 2026	€360,000	167 m
58 Woodford Lawns, Clondalkin, Dublin 22	Dec 2025	€363,500	170 m
22 Floraville Lawn, Clondalkin, Dublin 22	Jun 2025	€460,000	187 m
35 Monastery Heath Court, Monastery Rd, Clondalkin Dublin 22	Jul 2025	€316,000	201 m
14 Monastery Heath Avenue, Clondalkin, Dublin 22	Jul 2025	€630,000	220 m
90 Monastery Rd, Dublin 22, Dublin	Jul 2025	€470,000	221 m

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Application received6 December 2013
Decision due8 February 2014
Decision issued5 February 2014

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