Plan proposes adding storey to building previously subject to planning approval for smaller hotel project
“The proposed change of use and additional storey are a positive proposition for Shamrock Chambers, bringing an underutilised but historic and characterful property back into a more active and sustainable state and use,” said Patricia Thornton of Thornton O’Connor.She said the design of the hotel, including the additional storey, “respects the existing building and its environs, including the merits of the conservation area”.
She noted Dublin City Council had previously granted planning permission for a 39-bedroom hotel on the same site in February 2018 but that has since expired. Cantrell and Crowley Architects, who have been commissioned to design the hotel, said the number of rooms required to make the business viable necessitated the additional storey to the existing building
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