Free bikes for Dublin in return for advertising space?

by Sell out Tue Oct 09, 2007 10:42

Having attended the debate on the Poster Ban where the hallowed halls of Dublin City Council were
the subject of debate on 'litter laws' and no political groups turned up to protest the right of free speech...
Let me say this, a blonde woman councillor protested the allowance for political postering
(AntiWar, Tara, Reclaim etc) on the basis that 'The posters may fall on the head of a passerby and the
Council would be indemifyed'. The council seeing nothing wrong in the take up of advertising space
with gruesome images that constantly invade your consciousness , once the price was right...

Posterban:- http://www.indymedia.ie/article/72547
Uses of Posters:- http://www.indymedia.ie/article/84383

This deal is about profit for the council coffers and whilst thinking about the uses of a 70ft billboard
I suggest that people imagine the elections and the face of Mary harney looming at you- is it worth a
bicycle or two.
people might like to find out where the billboards are to be sited and who owns the land, if there
are to be CPO's etc

by Apparat - ISN Tue Oct 09, 2007 10:43

"Free bikes for Dublin in return for advertising space", implies, they aren't really free.

by Pollytix Tue Oct 09, 2007 11:04

50 new applications for JC Decaux on 2nd February, application numbers 1457/07-1506/07 inclusive were sent into Dublin City Council.

All the applications were sent in over a phased period to make it difficult to object, One couldn't object en masse but had to pay €20 for EACH objection, a further erosion of the ability to engage in the planning process.

In fact JC Decaux would put up applications on the street and then take them down before submitting them. It's a full time job trying to follow the ins and outs of this PPP.

This was a plan drawn up between Dublin City council and JC Decaux. JC Decaux applied to DCC who would then decide on granting planning permission for each individual advertising hoarding. Except they wern't exclusively described as advertising hoardings but as

"Permission for the erection of an advertising display unit on the site. The precise location of the unit is marked by an x in a circle directly onto the pavement in red paint. The overall area of the site is 0.295 m2. The development will consist of an internally illuminated, double sided, advertising display unit which shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 2.596 metres and a width of 1.438 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 1.98m2."

Now what is the difference between advertising and civic info? What are the clear guidelines that DCC and Dublin City Councillors have for these. Please remember that Councillors were involved in drawing up these proposals.

This issue will not go away as long as we remain vigilant about what happens to our streets.

by Dave Tue Oct 09, 2007 11:11

Free bikes for Dublin in return for advertising space", implies, they aren't really free

Isn't that just a bit pedantic and contributing nothing to the discussion?

by Terence Tue Oct 09, 2007 11:43

If anyone has the list, then it should be published here.

As regards the bikes, a system like the one in Paris might be better. (Follow the link below to find out more about the Velib system in Paris)

by Sean Tue Oct 09, 2007 11:47

"people might like to find out where the billboards are to be sited and who owns the land, if there
are to be CPO's etc"

They're going to be on public footpaths.

by Info Tue Oct 09, 2007 11:52

Area Area 4 – North West
Application Number 6771/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location The public footpath on the eastern side of Swords Road, Dublin 9 south of the access to Plunkett College and opposite Highfield Hospital. The precise location of the site is marked by an X in a circle directly onto the pavement in red paint
Proposal The precise location of the site is marked by an X in a circle directly onto the pavement in red paint. The overall area of the site is 1.74sqm. The development will consist of a Metropole double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display either civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

AMENDMENT TO WEEK 51/06
Area Area 4 – North West
Application Number 6770/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location The public footpath on the eastern side of Swords Road, Dublin 9 to the front of Plunkett College school grounds opposite the junction with Seven Oaks in close proximity to the Regency Hotel.
Proposal The precise location of the site is marked by an X in a circle directly onto the pavement in red paint. The overall area of the site is 1.74sqm. The development will consist of a Metropole double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display either civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 4 - North West
Application Number 1080/07
Application Type Permission
Applicant JC Decaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location grass verge adjacent to the footpath outside Xpress Lube and south of Noyeks Newmans on the eastern side of North Road, Dublin 11
Proposal a metropole single sided, internal illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. the structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. the display panel shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. the area of the display panel is 6.82msq.
Registration Date 08-Jan-2007

Area Area 3 - Central
Application Number 1115/07
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location car parking bay beside public footpath, Adjacent To The Failte Ireland Building, Eastern Side Of Amiens Street, Dublin 1
Proposal The development will include the provision of a concrete extension to the public footpath in place of the existing car parking space. The precise location of the site is marked by an x in a circle directly onto the ground in red paint. The overall area of the site is 10.4m2. The development will consist of a metropole double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82m2.
Registration Date 11-Jan-2007

Area Area 4 - North West
Application Number 1116/07
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location On the public footpath, on the western side of Ballymun Road, after junction of Ballymun Road and Balbutcher Lane, Dublin 11
Proposal The precise location of the site is marked by an x in a circle directly onto the footpath in red paint. The overall area of the site is 1.74m2. The development will consist of a metropole double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82m2.
Registration Date 11-Jan-2007

Area Area 5 - North Central
Application Number 1084/07
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location Grass verge eastern side of Malahide Rd, South Of Blunden Drive/Priorswood Road Roundabout, Adjacent To The Rear Of 5 Ayrefield Drive, Site Located Opposite McDonalds, Dublin 17
Proposal The overall site is 1.74m2. The development will consist of a metropole single sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display either civic information or an advertisement. The display panel shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of the display panel is 6.82m2
Registration Date 08-Jan-2007

Area Area 5 - North Central
Application Number 1119/07
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location On the lay-by adjacent to the grass verge on the eastern side of the Malahide Road, Dublin 5, adjacent to 43 - 44, Saint Brendan's Avenue.
Proposal The precise location of the site is marked by an X in a circle directly onto the pavement in red paint. The overall area of the site is 9.7msq. The development will consist of a 'Metropole' single sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display either civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 11-Jan-2007

Area Area 5 - North Central
Application Number 1120/07
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location The grass verge on the western side of the Malahide Road, Dublin 17 approaching the Blunden Drive / Priorswood Road Roundabout. The site is located to the front of McDonalds and north of the entrance to Coolock Retail Park.
Proposal The overall area of the site is 1.74sqm. The development will consist of a 'Metropole' single sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display either civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82sqm.
Area Area 4 - North West
Application Number 1121/07
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDeaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location The footpath on the Western Side of Swords Road, Dublin 9 south of the access to Plunket College and opposite Highfield Hospital. The precise location of the site is marked by an 'X' in a circle directly onto the pavement in red paint.
Proposal The precise location of the site is marked by an X in a circle directly onto the pavement in red paint. The overall area of the site is 1.74sqm. The development will consist of a 'Metropole' double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display either civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 11-Jan-2007

Area Area 4 - North West
Application Number 1122/07
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location The public footpath on the western side of Swords Road, Dublin 9 to the front of Plunket College school grounds opposite the junction with Seven Oaks in close proximity to the Regency Hotel.
Proposal The precise location of the site is marked by an X in a circle directly onto the pavement in red paint. The overall area of the site is 1.74sqm. The development will consist of a Metropole double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display either civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 11-Jan-2007

Area Area 1 - South East
Application Number 1123/07
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location A car parking bay adjacent to the public footpath on the eastern side of Macken Street, Dublin 2. The site is located adjacent to 'Trinity College Enterprise Centre' to the east and opposite Conway court (Nos 1-30) to the west.
Proposal The precise location of the site is marked by an X in a circle directly onto the pavement in red paint. The overall area of the site is 7.9sqm. The development will consist of a Metropole double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display either civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 11-Jan-2007

Area Area 2 - South Central
Application Number 1124/07
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location On the public footpath, on the eastern side of St Lukes Avenue, at the junction of St Lukes Avenue and The Coombe, Dublin 8
Proposal The precise location of the site is marked by an X in a circle directly onto the pavement in red paint. The overall area of the site is 1.74sqm. The development will consist of a Metropole single sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display either civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 11-Jan-2007

Area Area 2 - South Central
Application Number 6765/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JC Decaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location On grass verge to front of 'Trans Tyres', On Southern Side Of Crumlin Road, Adjacent Junction Of Crumlin Road, Kildare Road & St. Mary's Road, Dublin 12
Proposal The overall area of the site is 1.74sqm. The development will consist of a 'Metropole' double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85metres and a width of 3.48metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 5 - North Central
Application Number 6766/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JC Decaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location Footpath on eastern side of Drumcondra Road Upper, At Junction With Clonturk Park, To Front Of 24 Drumcondra Road Upper, Dublin 9
Proposal The precise location of the site is marked as an 'X' in a circle directly onto the pavement in red paint. The overall area of the site is 1.74sqm. The development will consist of a 'Metropole' double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85metres and a width of 3.48metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 3 - Central
Application Number 6767/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JC Decaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location Footpath on southern side of Summerville, Adjacent To 67-84 Mountain View Court (under reconstruction), Summerville, Dublin 1
Proposal The precise location of the site is marked as an 'X' in a circle directly onto the pavement in red paint. The overall area of the site is 1.74sqm. The development will consist of a 'metropole' double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. the display panel shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 3 - Central
Application Number 6768/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JC Decaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location Footpath on southern side of North Strand Road, To West Of Newcomen Bridge, Adjacent To Junction Of North Strand Road, & Guildford Place, Dublin 3
Proposal The precise location of the site is marked by an 'X' in a circle directly onto the pavement in red paint. The overall area of the site is 1.74sqm. The development will consist of a 'metropole' double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display either civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 5 - North Central
Application Number 6769/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JC Decaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location Footpath on southern side of N32, Adjacent To Darndale Park, Outside Woodview House, Belcamp, Dublin 17
Proposal The precise location of the site is marked by an 'X' in a circle directly onto the footpath in red paint. The overall area of the site is 1.74sqm. The development will consist of a 'metropole' double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure ahs an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 5 - North Central
Application Number 6770/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location The public footpath on the eastern side of Swords Road, Dublin 9 to the front of Plunkett College school grounds opposite the junction with Seven Oaks in close proximity to the Regency Hotel.
Proposal The precise location of the site is marked by an X in a circle directly onto the pavement in red paint. The overall area of the site is 1.74sqm. The development will consist of a Metropole double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display either civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 5 - North Central
Application Number 6771/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location The public footpath on the eastern side of Swords Road, Dublin 9 south of the access to Plunkett College and opposite Highfield Hospital. The precise location of the site is marked by an X in a circle directly onto the pavement in red paint
Proposal The precise location of the site is marked by an X in a circle directly onto the pavement in red paint. The overall area of the site is 1.74sqm. The development will consist of a Metropole double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display either civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 3 - Central
Application Number 6772/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location Site located on the public footpath at the junction of Sheriff Street Upper and New Wapping Street, immediately to the front of 165-182 Sheriff Street Upper, Dublin 1
Proposal The precise location of the site is marked by an X in a circle directly onto the pavement in red paint. The overall area of the site is 1.74sqm. The development will consist of a Metropole double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display either civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 2 - South Central
Application Number 6773/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location The grass verge adjacent to the public footpath on the northern side of the Long Mile Road, Dublin 12. The site is located on the western side of the entrance to Finches Industrial Park and to the front of a Nissan Ireland car garage.
Proposal The overall area of the site is 1.74sqm. The development will consist of a Metropole double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display either civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 3 - Central
Application Number 6774/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location A site located on the public footpath on the northern side of East Wall Road adjacent to the former 'Tucks Fasten Site' and opposite Cahills Printers, East Wall Road, Dublin 3
Proposal 'Metropole' double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 5 - North Central
Application Number 6775/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location The grass verge on the western side of Malahide Road, Dublin 5 to the north of St Brendan's Church. The site is located to the rear of no. 23 Beechpark Court to the west and opposite no's 55 - 56, Saint Brendan's Avenue to the east.
Proposal 'Metropole' single sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 5 - North Central
Application Number 6776/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location The grass verge on the western side of the Malahide Road, Dublin 17 approaching the Blunden Drive / Priorswood Road Roundabout. The site is located to the front of McDonalds and North of the entrance to Coolock Retail park.
Proposal 'Metropole' single sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 3 - Central
Application Number 6777/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location A site located on the public footpath to the Northern side of the junction of Ryders Row and Parnell Street, Dublin 1
Proposal 'Metropole' double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 3 - Central
Application Number 6778/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location site located on public footpath, Adjacent To 1 - 50 Sheridan Court, On The Southern Side Of Dorset Street Upper, At The Junction With Bethesda Place, Dublin 1
Proposal The precise location of the site is marked by an x in a circle directly onto the pavement in red paint. The overall area of the site is 1.74m2. The development will consist of a metropole double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display either civic information or an advertisement . The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82m2.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 3 - Central
Application Number 6779/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location Site located on the footpath on, Eastern Side Of East Wall Road, Adjacent To The P & O Terminal, And West Of The Point Depot, On East Wall Road, Dublin 1
Proposal The precise location of the site is marked by an x in a circle directly onto the pavement in red paint.The overall area of the site is 1.74m2. The development will consist of a metropole double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display either civic information or an advertisement. The display panel shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82m2.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 3 - Central
Application Number 6780/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location site located on the public footpath, At The Junction Of Seville Place, Guild Street And Sheriff Street Upper, Dublin 1
Proposal The precise location of the site is marked by an x in a circle directly onto pavement in red paint. The overall area of the site is 1.74m2. The development will consist of a metropole single sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display either civic information or an advertisement. The display panel shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of the display panel is 6.82m2.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 3 - Central
Application Number 6781/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location a site located on the public footpath, Where Church Street Upper Meets Coleraine Street, Dublin 7
Proposal The precise location of the site is marked by an x in a circle directly onto the pavement in red paint. The overall area of the site is 1.74m2. The development will consist of a metropole double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display either civic information or an advertisement . The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82m2.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 2 - South Central
Application Number 6782/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location Public footpath outside In-House at the Panelling Centre on the southern side of the Long Mile Road, Dublin 12, west of the access to Walkinstown Parade and east of the junction with Walkinstown Avenue
Proposal The precise location is marked as an X in the circle directly onto the pavement in red paint. The overall area of the site is 1.74sqm. The development will consist of a Metropole double sided internally illuminated advertising structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisment. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 5 - North Central
Application Number 6783/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location The grass verge adjacent to the public footpath outside Power City on the southern side of the Malahide Road, Dublin 17
Proposal The overall area of the site is 1.74sqm. The development will consist of a Metropole double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display either civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 3 - Central
Application Number 6784/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location A site located on the public footpath on the western side of Ballybough Road, just north of the railway bridge, Ballybough Road, Dublin 3. The precise location of the site is marked by an X in a circle directly onto the pavement in red paint
Proposal The overall area of the site is 1.74sqm. The development will consist of a Metropole double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display either civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 3 - Central
Application Number 6785/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location Site located on the public footpath adjacent to 1-30 Kevin Barry Flats to the east of the junction of King Street North and Church Street, Dublin 7. The precise location of the site is marked by an X in a circle directly onto the pavement in red paint.
Proposal The overall area of the site is 1.74sqm. The development will consist of a Metropole double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display either civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 4 - North West
Application Number 6786/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location The public footpath on the eastern side of the Finglas Road, Dublin 11, opposite the junction with ballybogan Road. The site is located to the north of a small utility structure and to the south of the former site of the Royal Oak Pub.
Proposal The overall area of the site is 1.74sqm. The development will consist of a Metropole double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display either civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 4 - North West
Application Number 6787/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JC Decaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location the public footpath on the eastern side of the Ballymun Road, Dublin 9, approaching the junction with Glasnevin Ave and Collins Ave Extension, in front of the Stormanstown House.
Proposal a metropole double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82msq.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 3 - Central
Application Number 6788/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JC Decaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location on the public footpath immediately to the south of the entrance to the office of Transroute Tunnel Operations on East Wall Road, Dublin 3 opposite St Joseph's Primary School, to the west.
Proposal a metropole double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82msq.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 3 - Central
Application Number 6789/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JC Decaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location on the public footpath on the eastern side of Langrishe Place and Summerhill, Dublin 1. Opposite the IDA Business Centre to the south west and adjacent to 1 Langrishe Place to the north.
Proposal a metropole double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82msq.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 2 - South Central
Application Number 6790/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JC Decaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location The public footpath outside Karls Furniture, at the junction of Kylemore Park South and Kylemore Road, Ballyfermot, Dublin 10.
Proposal a metropole double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82msq.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 3 - Central
Application Number 6791/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JC Decaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location Footpath on eastern side of junction of, Bolton Street And Capel Street, Dublin 1
Proposal The precise location of the site is marked by an 'X' in a circle directly onto the pavement in red paint. The overall area of the site is 1.74sqm. The development will consist of a 'Metropole' double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. the display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure ahs an overall height of 4.85metres and a width of 3.48metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 3 - Central
Application Number 6792/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JC Decaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location Footpath on northern side of, Navan Road, Adjacent To Entrance To, Cabra Garda Station, Dublin 7
Proposal The precise location of the site is marked as an 'X' in a circle directly onto the pavement in red paint. The overall area of the site is 1.74sqm. The development will consist of a 'Metropole' double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85metres and a width of 3.48metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 4 - North West
Application Number 6793/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JC Decaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location Footpath on western side of North Road, Opposite 'Noyeks Newmans' & Adjacent To Area Of Open Space, Dublin 11
Proposal The precise location of the site is marked as an 'X' in a circle directly onto the pavement in red paint. The overall area of the site is 1.74sqm. the development will consist of a 'Metropole' single sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panel shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85metres and a width of 3.48metres. The area of the display panel is 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 2 - South Central
Application Number 6794/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JC Decaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location An area of open space between, 24 & 34 Naas Road, Adjacent To Boundary Wall With Footpath, Dublin 12
Proposal The overall area of the site is 1.74sqm. The development will consist of a 'Metropole' double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85metres and a width of 3.48metres. The area of each of the display panels in 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 3 - Central
Application Number 6795/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JC Decaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location Grass verge adjacent public footpath, On Southern Side Of Navan Road, Opposite 249 Navan Road To North & Adjacent, Belvedere College Sports Ground To South, Dublin 7
Proposal The overall area of the site is 1.74sqm. The development will consist of a 'Metropole' double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85metres and a width of 3.48metres. The area of each display panels is 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 2 - South Central
Application Number 6796/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JC Decaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location Footpath outside 'Costello Doors' on Kylemore Road, Opposite Entrance To Westlink Industrial Estate, Dublin 10
Proposal The precise location of the site is marked as an 'X' in a circle directly onto the pavement in red paint. The overall area of the site is 1.74sqm. The development will consist of a 'Metropole' double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85metres and a width of 3.48metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 5 - North Central
Application Number 6797/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location The public footpath on the southern side of the N32, Dublin 17 approaching the junction with Clonshaugh Road. The site is located opposite 'Craobh Chiarain Sports ground' to the North and adjacent to 'Belcamp Park' to the South.
Proposal 'Metropole' double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 4 - North West
Application Number 6798/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location On the grass area adjacent to the public footpath at the northern side of the junction of Finglas Road and Old Finglas Road, Dublin 11
Proposal 'Metropole' double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 1 - South East
Application Number 6799/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location The public footpath on the southerm side of Pearse Street, Dublin 2 adjacent to Trinity College Enterprise Centre beside the junction with Macken Street.
Proposal 'Metropole' double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 5 - North Central
Application Number 6800/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location The public footpath to the west of the access to the City Junction Businesss Park, on the northern side of the N32, Outside Bewleys, Clare Hall, Dublin 17
Proposal 'Metropole' double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 5 - North Central
Application Number 6801/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JC Decaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location The public footpath adjacent to the front of Whitehall Church Car park, on the eastern side of the Swords Road, Dublin 9.
Proposal a metropole double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82msq.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 3 - Central
Application Number 6802/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JC Decaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location The public footpath adjacent to the IDA Business Centre to the east on Gardiner Street Lower, Dublin 1
Proposal a metropole double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82msq.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 5 - North Central
Application Number 6803/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JC Decaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location on a lay-by adjacent to grass verge on the eastern side of the Malahide Road, adjacent to 43-44, Saint Brendan's Avenue, Dublin 5
Proposal a metropole single sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg on new concrete paving. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82msq.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 5 - North Central
Application Number 6804/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JC Decaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location public footpath on the eastern side of the Malahide Road, Dublin 17 adjacent to the N32 Grange Road Roundabout, in front of Total Fitness Health Centre
Proposal a metropole double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82msq.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 5 - North Central
Application Number 6805/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JC Decaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location grass verge on the norther side of the Malahide Road, Dublin 17 adjacent to AKZO Nobel and opposite Burger King
Proposal a metropole double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82msq.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 2 - South Central
Application Number 6806/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JC Decaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location grass verge on the southern side of the Naas Road, Dublin 12, located to the front of Nissan Ireland and opposite Royal Liver Retail Park.
Proposal a metropole single sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82msq.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 2 - South Central
Application Number 6807/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JC Decaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location Public footpath on the southern side of the Naas Road, Dublin 12, located in front of Citroen Cars (Gowan House) and opposite the Eircom Business Systems Building (LAN Communications).
Proposal a metropole double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82msq.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 1 - South East
Application Number 6808/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JC Decaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location car parking bay adjacent to the public footpath on the eastern side of Macken Street, Dublin 2, adjacent to Trinity College Enterprise Centre to the east and opposite Conway Court (no's. 1-30) to the west.
Proposal a metropole double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82msq. The development will also include a concrete extension to the public footpath in place of an existing car parking space.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 4 - North West
Application Number 6809/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JC Decaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location grass verge adjacent to the public footpath on the eastern side of North Road (N2) Finglas, Dublin 11, approaching the roundabout at the junction with St. Margaret's Road, adjacent to Lidl.
Proposal a metropole double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82msq.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 4 - North West
Application Number 6810/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JC Decaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location Footpath on Finglas Road (N2), At Junction To Main Street, Finglas, Dublin 11
Proposal The precise location of the site is marked by an 'X' in a circle directly onto the pavement in red paint. The overall area of the site is 1.74sqm. The development will consist of a 'Metropole' double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 4 - North West
Application Number 6811/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location The grass verge to the front to the, Front Of The Public Library On The Western Side Of, Ballymun Road, North Of Junction With Collins Ave, Dublin 11
Proposal The overall area of the site is 1.74m2. The development will consist of metropole double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82m2.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 4 - North West
Application Number 6812/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location on the public footpath, On The Western Side Of Ballymun Road, After The Junction Of Ballymun Road And Balbutcher Lane, Dublin 11
Proposal The precise location of the site is marked by an x in a circle directly onto the footpath in red paint. The overall area of the site is 1.74m2. The development will consist of a metropole double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82m2.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 5 - North Central
Application Number 6813/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location Public footpath on the southern side of, Richmond Road, Adjacent To The Stand Of Tolka Park Football Ground, Opposite Drumcondra Football Club, Dublin 3
Proposal The precise location of the site is marked by an x in a circle directly onto the pavement in red paint. The overall area of the site is 1.74m2. The development will consist of a metropole double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82m2.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 1 - South East
Application Number 6814/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JC Decaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location On grass verge on western side of East Link Toll Road, Approaching The East Link Toll Road/Sean Moore Road Roundabout at, Irishtown, Dublin 4
Proposal The overall area of the site is 1.74sqm. The development will consist of a 'metropole' double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure ahs an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 2 - South Central
Application Number 6815/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location on the public footpath, On The Eastern Of St Lukes Avenue, At The Junction Of St Lukes Avenue And The Coombe, Dublin 8
Proposal The precise location of the site is marked by an x in a circle directly onto the footpath in red paint. The overall area of the site is 1.74m2. The development will consist of a metropole single sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panel shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of the display panels is 6.82m2
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 1 - South East
Application Number 6816/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location On the grass verge on the eastern side of the East Link Toll Road approaching the East Link Toll Road / Sean Moore Road roundabout at Irishtown, Dublin 4
Proposal 'Metropole' double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 1 - South East
Application Number 6817/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location On the central grass verge at the junction of Sean Moore Road and South Link Road, Irishtown, Dublin 4
Proposal The overall area of the site is 1.74sqm. The development will consist of a Metropole double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display either civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 5 - North Central
Application Number 6818/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location The public footpath on the southern side of the N32, on the west side of the entrance to St. Michaels House, Belcamp, Dublin 17
Proposal The precise location of the site is marked by an X in a circle directly onto the footpath in red paint. The overall area of the site is 1.74sqm. The development will consist of a Metropole double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display either civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 2 - South Central
Application Number 6819/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location The public footpath, on the southern side of Marrowbone Lane, close to the junction of Marrowbone Lane and Summer Street South, Dublin 8
Proposal The precise location of the site is marked by an X in a circle directly onto the footpath in red paint. The overall area of the site is 1.74sqm. The development will consist of a Metropole double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display either civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 3 - Central
Application Number 6820/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location On a car parking bay beside the public footpath, adjacent to the Failte Ireland building, on the eastern side of Amiens Street, Dublin 1
Proposal Provision of a concrete extension to the public footpath in place of the existing car parking space. The precise location of the site is marked by an X in a circle directly onto the ground in red paint. The overall area of the site is 10.4sqm. The development will consist of a metropole double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 2 - South Central
Application Number 6821/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location on the public footpath on the, Southern Side Cork Street Outside Donnelly Centre, And Opposite 113 Cork Street, Dublin 8
Proposal The precise location of the site is marked by an x in a circle directly onto the footpath in red paint. The overall area of the site is 1.74m2. The development will consist of a metropole double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82m2.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 2 - South Central
Application Number 6822/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location The grass area on the fraffic median, At The Entrance To Goldenbridge Industrial Estate, Tyrconnell Road, Opposite Church Of Mary Immaculate, Dublin 8
Proposal The overall area of the site is 1.74m2. The development will consist of a metropole double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. the display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82m2.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 1 - South East
Application Number 6823/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location Public Footpath on Sean Moore Road, At The Junction With Bremen Road, Irishtown, Dublin 4
Proposal The precise location of the site is marked by an x in a circle directly onto the footpath in red paint. The overall area of the site is 1.74m2. The development will consist of a metropole double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82m2.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 3 - Central
Application Number 6824/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location Public footpath on the southern side of, Finglas Road To The West Of The Junction With, Tower View Cottages, Opposite Prospect (Glasnevin), Dublin 9
Proposal The precise location of the site is marked by an x in a circle directly onto the pavement in red paint. The overall area of the site is 1.74m2. The development will consist of a metropole double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height 4.85 metres. The area of each of the display panels 6.82m2.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 2 - South Central
Application Number 6825/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location On the public footpath on the northern side of Dean Street, near the Junction with Patrick Street, outside 'Ovenden House', Dublin 8
Proposal 'Metropole' double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The display panels shall be scrolling or static. The structure has an overall height of 4.85 metres and a width of 3.48 metres. The area of each of the display panels is 6.82sqm.
Registration Date 21-Dec-2006

Area Area 2 - South Central
Application Number 6826/06
Application Type Permission
Applicant JCDecaux 6, Sandyford Park, Burton Hall Road, Leopardstown, Dublin 18
Location The public footpath on the northern side of the Naas Road, Dublin 12, adjacent to the junction with La Touche Road. The site is located adjacent to no. 118 Naas Road and opposite the Bluebell LUAS stop.
Proposal 'Metropole' double sided, internally illuminated advertisement structure comprising a display case mounted on an offset leg. The structure shall display civic information or an advertisement. The

by Pollytix Tue Oct 09, 2007 12:11

The above list is by no means exhaustive. JC Decaux withdrew some applications after putting them in. They had to pay over €20, 000 for applying and that doesn't cover all the admin for creating the applications, architects, designs etc..

This project merits further investigation but as the Council and JC decaux are hiding behind the notion that this info is commercially sensitive they're saying nothing. This is public property and nothing should be kept from us. The Councillors who are behind this deal also should provide the public with information as to how much money is involved, what percentage of the billboards use will be used for advertising and for civic information. It was impossible to get that piece of info from the council.

The prospect of Panda waste advertising bin collection on these hoardings in 'competition' with Dublin County Council would be interesting. Would that be 'civic information' or 'advertising'? What ethical standards will DCC employ? What percentage of JC Decaux takings will go to DCC coffers? This is a multi million euro deal and the handover of our public space is worth much more than some paltry bikes.

Anyway are DCC providing more bicycle lock ups to cope with the new influx of bikes which will be on our streets?

by Tech1.0 Wed Oct 10, 2007 01:42

So any attempt to say the intent is to reduce our carbon emissions by cycling is negated by the decision to pay for 'free' bikes with billboards for Ryanair, McDonalds, Shell or whoever has the cash.

You know we are at the summit of Mt neoliberal madness when it is not 'possible' to pay directly for the public provision of free bikes!

And to frighten the horses further. Monbiot's latest on how economic growth cannot be sustained in a finite world.

by Anarchist Wed Oct 10, 2007 01:48

In every cloud...

Nice flat surfaces erected in prime locations to catch hungry eyes. Poster over em.

Thanks JC Decaux and DCC. DCC can use the bikes and pay the rental for them.

by Sore Eyes Thu Oct 11, 2007 18:14

JC Decaux should not be allowed one single new site until they remove the illegal eyesores all over the country. When they took over Allen's sites (about 2002/2003) they widened, joined up and increased the height of hundreds of boards without any planning application whatsoever. As they have already stated that this suggestion is defamatory, here are two:

Above Distillery House, Cork - widened and joined over-roadway signs into one gigantic eyesore (2002)

Bottom of Summerhill North, opposite Leisureplex - multiple 12 foot wall-mounted signs joined into paired / triple monstrosities (2002) and again into a single wide sign (2006)

by Sean Fri Oct 12, 2007 09:21

Advertising leads to over-consumption?

"So any attempt to say the intent is to reduce our carbon emissions by cycling is negated by the decision to pay for 'free' bikes with billboards for Ryanair, McDonalds, Shell or whoever has the cash."

So, if someone sees a Ryanair ad on a billboard, they'll decide to fly somewhere? Is the reality not that someone intending to fly somewhere might be inclined tocheck prices with Ryanair rather than just decide to fly?

And people choose their petrol based on needing to fill the engine, the cost at the pump and convenience...not because a big billboard said one company's petrol was great.

A little more logic, please.

by Nodin Fri Oct 12, 2007 10:30

Am I the only one that imagines the majority of these bikes will be ending up in Canals, the liffey, on fire, and replacing the obligatory pair of shoes slung over the phone/power line?

by Sean Fri Oct 12, 2007 11:47

To be honest, I wouldn't be surprised either. They tried something similar a few years back, from memory, and the bikes were wrecked.

by Diogenes Fri Oct 12, 2007 12:34

Firstly, in Lyon, city authorities also introduced traffic restrictions, extra cycle lanes, etc, alongside their free bike scheme. We, as usual, are taking a half-arsed approach. Secondly, i read somewhere( can't remember where) that JCDecaux have to remove illegal billboards as a condition of this scheme. Lastly, what makes people think that we will have a higher rate of vandalism/theft of these bikes than Continentals? We already have a public transport system based on trust (Luas) with a very low rate of fare-dodging.

by gurgle Fri Oct 12, 2007 15:10

I'm sure they'll fk it up. They've fkd it up everywhere else. You can read about barcelona's "bicing" another scheme compared to that of Lyon (which Diogenes mentioned in the last comment) on wikipedia (the council wrote the page & their minions guard it jealously from criticism) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bicing
They use "clearchannel". They provided 1,500 bikes in three stages. 200 hundred went in phase 1 to 14 stations in the old city where I live. Within the first month 5,000 people had signed up. The commuting general area is home to 3.5 million people, most people in the old city have bikes so those who wanted the service were commuters. There are 3.5 million people within half an hours commute of the old city. After an initial period of "cheap membership" only then did they realise they had miscalculated demand. "More than 1,500 people wanted a bike at rush hour in the morning". So after much thinking and twiddling with figures they put up the charges & costs & decided to promise 3,000 bikes by the end of 2007. On the last "car free day" over 800,000 people visited a special "cycle info" website they promoted. It's not scientific but it's an indication of demand. The vast majority of their cycle lanes are planned but not operational & the worst pedestrian black spots are found where traffic, trams & cycle lanes converge.

Fears for vandalism were unfounded (as in Paris or Lyon) but they hadn't really put much thought into how much maintainance a bike needs or how the rails would work in practice. They hadn't put much thought into how clumsy people can be putting bikes back on the rail or how generally people yank something & struggle with it for a while rather than realise they're attempting to take the wrong bike. & then last but not least the council then extended its war on cyclists & made it illegal to lock bikes to street furniture. All in all, every day I see stands with oodles of bikes or "bicings" where people wanted to get to & there is no longer room to leave your "bicing" and elsewhere I see empty racks where everyone wanted to get from.
It's not a problem with the idea but the budgetary dimness of the council & the deeply ingrained car culture. & that carried over to Clearchannel who do the bike themselves in Paris, Lyon & BCN. As always an emphasis on image & looking cool and surprising lack of foresight for demand or problems.

Interestingly as it has become more difficult to use your normal bike [you can't lock it anywhere] & "bicing" though popular is best suited to non-peak use - the private hirebike companies have exploded, it's safer to hire a bike with a chip than use your own. I get an average of one bike stolen a year & now have a car park bike place but no bike. I could sell the space for 8 times the price I paid for it, (but I'm not going to) which strikes me as odd that the "Real estate" speculation of our superificial image first council has now even extended to bikespaces, but that space almost under the cathedral is of little use to me if I want to visit anyone - where would I lock my bike then? So as a result the last time I went cycling it was on a private company hire bike. It's not getting nicked and the powers that be don't cut it off & take it away & fine me for it. oh that would be a tourist we love the tourists

So I'd suggest people in Dublin consider these so-called "community bike" schemes in tandem (forgive the pun) with the other all too often image driven community & urbanistic ideas which come from our city halls. Never forget they drive cars & think like car drivers. Giving you cool bikes is not enough - they've to make everything better for all bike users. & think of how people move on bikes & pedestrian safety & everything.

2 wheels good
4 wheels bad.
you could compare the wikipedia pages
- Velib in Paris which also uses "clearchannel" technology - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Velib or Velo'v in Lyon http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/V%C3%A9lo%27v
an overview of community bike history - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Community_bicycle_program
BiCiNg - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bicing

by Tech1.0 Fri Oct 12, 2007 16:49

"A little more logic, please."

It's perfectly logical Sean -- it's called preference development. Advertising compels people to consume more of what they would not previously consume. Within a market economy private good consumption is biased over public good consumption. Therefore advertising of same is biased. Advertising on billboards will promote carbon intensive outcomes in the very same way as advertising in newspapers does*, and this will snowball over time resulting in peoples preferences for weekend flights to Malaga or where ever or for using the car as opposed to public transport, changing to a carbon intensive manner.

In effect, the 'free' bikes will be paid for by even more adverts to change our habits to a more successful way of cooking the planet. Of course this is the only option because we couldn't directly pay for the bikes out of progressive taxation. Some tendering, profit and PPP process needs to intercede to make it all the more inefficient, corporate, inequitous and neoliberal. Hegemony indeed!

* Also check out the Monbiot article below

Selling Ecocide
http://www.monbiot.com/archives/2007/08/14/selling-ecocide/

Is it time to consider a ban on the adverts which help to cook the planet?

......

.....The World Development Movement kindly offered to conduct a survey for me. I asked it to add up the space given to adverts for cars, air travel, holidays requiring air travel and oil companies in the weekday print editions of the five quality dailies, across 10 days in July. The Financial Times carried the fewest such adverts - a total of 2.75 pages across the ten days, or 0.8% of its total space. Its weekday editions have fewer adverts of all kinds than the other papers (the result might have been different if we had assessed the Saturday papers).

The Guardian came next, with 15.6 pages of fossil fuel adverts (2.5%). The Independent carried 24 pages (3.1%); the Telegraph ran 30.5 pages (7.3% of the whole paper), and the Times devoted 42 pages to fossil fuel consumption (4.4%). ......

by Ariko Mon Dec 17, 2007 13:47

And how we have Criminalised the Sandwich Board.
I was shown a threatening letter by DCC against a small Internet Cafe concern, where the owner was told he
was to be fined for using a sandwich board outside of his shop, cos he had not paid for the pavement upon
which the small board had been resting.he can formally apply for a pavement rental or the 'truck' comes and
seizes the board- the fine is retrospective....

This can go many ways>>>

Dublin City Council sells advertising space for bikes to multinational concerns who want to sell
crap to kids.

They are going to liquidate National Schools because there's profit in unsanitary drinking water.

The Council chamber has been infested again with the re-zoners who are only to aware that since
mostly the councillors are pen-pushing bureaucrats that would sell their grandmother for the extra inch
of waistline its fair game to subject communities to bad planning and crony back-handers.


Maybe the mafia have gone too far this time, I am not sure but a contact tells me that the water system is
regularly blasted with doses of chlorine, so outdated its become that it's safety cannot be guaranteed.
Schools cannot afford to cover heating costs as it is and now they want to send big bills to principals
for the pleasure of contaminated water and run down schools.

Ten years of FF and they cannot get infrastructure correct.

The pavements in Dublin are for sale and not just the little bits where the upcoming cafes have barriers
and guys with ear-pieces minding the beautiful people's belongings whilst they go snort up in the lavatories
but the actual pavement upon which we walk is for sale or rent, it generates profit for the council
who pay a huge salary to the city manager to ensure that the estimates are brought in every year
and that the increasingly huge minimum wage bill is paid through the pockets of people who are
already struggling with a buckled health service and a crap school system.

but sure everyone has a car, what matter?

Two things:-

Someone from the Council removed all the St Luke's Cancer Hospital Protest signs from Rathmines last week.
The sleaze that calls itself FF have not the interest of community at heart but profiteering and self-advancement.

[The Image of -Metropolis- is by Otto Dix, it is Weimar Period German and tells the story of corruption,
abuse and profiteering whilst the world prepares for war and catastrophe, the cultivated ignorance of those
who continue to use the political system for their own advancement has not gone unnoticed by those
who marched on Saturday and will hit FF/PD for the Health Minister's laxity come local elections]

World 3d Graffiti Art

Study from Metropolis (Madrid)- by Otto Dix.