View of development from planned Players Park

Donore Avenue Housing Scheme Unveiled

Dublin City Council and the Land Development Agency submit a planning application for the development of 543 housing units at former St Teresa's Gardens site

09.12.22

Life

Plans for the regeneration of the former St Teresa’s Gardens at Donore Avenue have been unveiled.  Dublin City Council and the Land Development Agency (LDA) today submitted a planning application to An Bord Pleanála for the redevelopment of the lands, to provide for 543 new social and cost rental homes and associated amenities.

The development forms part of a wider masterplan for the area, encompassing two privately-owned sites off SCR to be developed for a mix of residential, commercial and leisure uses, the provision of new parks and public spaces and a new full-size football and sports pitch.

A series of urban blocks are proposed on the LDA site of 6-7 stories height, rising to 15 storeys at the tallest element. The apartments, a mix of social and affordable/cost rental housing, includes one, two and three bedroom units. A retail/ café unit, c 1,000sqm of cultural and community space and a mobility hub also feature. Over 1.000 cycle parking spaces and nearly 90 car parking spaces will be provided throughout the site. New public open spaces and a communal amenity space and playground are also proposed.

The application has now been submitted to An Bord Pleanála for decision. A six week period from today (9th December 2022) applies for the making of observations on the proposals. Full details of the scheme including drawings, imagery and reports can be found at www.donoreprojectpart10.ie. Details of An Bord Pleanála can be found at www.pleanala.ie.

Aerial view of the St Teresa's Gardens and Boys Brigade Lands looking southwest
Aerial view of the masterplan, application site in red
Proposal in context
View of development from planned Players Park
View of development from planned Playing Pitch
Donore Project
Street view

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