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Dún Laoghaire–Rathdown County Council has approved amendments to the Glenageary Gate mixed-use development, originally granted permission by An Coimisiún Pleanála. Located at the junction of Sallynoggin Road and Glenageary Avenue, the project by Red Rock Developments will deliver a new neighbourhood centre that combines residential, retail, and community uses within a single integrated scheme.
The approved amendments include the addition of four new one-bedroom apartments at the fourth-floor level in Block A, bringing the total number of homes to 99, along with a minor height adjustment to the southern elevation, revised landscaping proposals, and an increase in long-stay resident bicycle parking to 192 spaces across both blocks.
The approved plans feature two interconnected blocks ranging from four to five storeys, accommodating residential apartments above a mix of ground-floor uses, including six smaller retail units, two restaurant/café spaces, and a childcare facility with an associated play area.
3D Design Bureau played an important role in this project. As valued partners of the design team, we delivered a comprehensive suite of planning solutions, essential in securing approval for our client. These included aerial and external computer-generated images, presentation photomontages, verified view montages, and a comprehensive daylight and sunlight assessment report. Together, these materials helped communicate how the development integrates within its surrounding environment, supporting the local authority’s decision-making process.
The scheme also provides 57 basement car parking spaces and 192 bicycle spaces at ground level. Ground-floor areas will accommodate retail and storage space, replacing previously proposed residential amenities.
Prime location in the South of Dublin
The Glenageary Gate development occupies a key position at the junction of Sallynoggin Road and Glenageary Avenue, close to the Glenageary Roundabout. Located in the suburbs of Dún Laoghaire–Rathdown, it is surrounded by vibrant areas such as Dalkey, Dún Laoghaire, Killiney, and Sallynoggin.
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Future residents will benefit from a variety of dining, retail, and recreational amenities in the nearby villages. The area is well-connected to Dublin city centre, with frequent bus and DART services within easy reach.
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