GrantedDecided 17 June 2026Limerick County Council

Convent Street, Abbeyfeale East, Co. Limerick

Planning application 2660476
DecisionConditional grant
Decided17 June 2026
Application typePERMISSION
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Proposed development

Application description published by Limerick County Council.
(a) demolition of shared chimney stack, (b) alterations to existing windows to front at ground floor level including raising cill and head heights and converting front door ope to window, (c) blocking up window to side (east) at first floor level and forming new window to side (east) at ground floor level, (d) raising eaves, east gable and roof by 600mm, (e) dormer extension to front, (f) construction of single storey extension to rear, (g) reinstatement of vehicular entrance and (h) all associated site works

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