Planning precedent report

For change of use of the first floor and a portion of the second floor commercial units into 3 no. residential apartment units. The development will include alterations to internal layouts, additional window to side elevation and all ancillary site works and services

To (a) create new shopfront for existing ground floor retail area (b) carry out internal alterations. (c) carry out fenestration changes, install new windows, doors and roof together with all site development works and services

For a Change of Use at No.3 (Yard), Barrack Street, Ennis, Co Clare from a (previous) Car hire Service yard to an Open Air Eatery with Ice Cream Vending Unit, Toilet / Sluice Room Facilities and a Steel Frame Gazebo

For development which will consist of the following: (a) Change of use and amalgamation of existing vacant retail units/workshop 1 and 2 to wine bar with associated ancillary areas, (b) Change of use of existing courtyard to beer garden with associated ancillary works, (c) Change of use of existing vacant retail unit 3 to bar service area for beer garden, (d) Change of use of existing vacant unit 4 to bar storage area, (e) Associated signage and ancillary site works all at Taylor's Bar, Ennis, Co. Clare

The works will consist of the following; a. Existing softwood cupboards in the mortuary chapel to be removed. b. Proposed 2 no.. sets of bronze plated columbarium units to be fitted into the vacated space. c. White oak trims to units and white oak veneer mdf panelling to the surround of the Columbarium units. The Cathedral is a Protected Structure, RPS No.781

For the removal of the existing flagstone paving and access steps to the Cathedral entrance plaza; the construction of a new reconfigured stepped stone access together with new stone paving to the entrance plaza; the refurbishment of the existing Marian shrine; and all associated site development works and services necessary to facilitate the proposed development at St. Peter & Paul Cathedral, Upper O'Connell Street, Ennis, Co. Clare. The proposed development is located within the curtilage of the protected structures of St. Peter & Paul Cathedral (RPS No.781) and the Parochial House (RPS No 782)