The demolition of a non-historic single storey over basement extension, walls and railings, the removal of non-original internal walls and partitions at ground floor level, the removal of original windows, internal walls and fireplaces at ground, first and second floor levels and 2 no. chimneys and a rooflight at the roof of the first floor level of the protected structure, and the construction of 24 no. residential units over commercial unit (458.2 sq. metres) and café (135.2 sq. metres) in two separate blocks as follows; (1) the conversion of the existing 3 storey over basement building to a residential and commercial block comprising: 1 no. 1 bed unit (60 sq. m.), 1 no. 2 bed unit (80 sq. m.) and 1 no. 3 bed unit (125 sq. m.) over existing commercial use at ground floor (217.2 sq. m.) and basement levels (241 sq. m.); (2) a new seven storey over basement residential and café block comprising: 4 no. studio units (ranging from 37 to 38 sq. m.), 6 no. 1 bed units (ranging from 49 to 57 sq. m.), 11 no. 2 bed units (ranging from 72 to 96 sq. m.) on first to sixth floors over ground floor (328.5 sq. m.) and basement (284.4 sq. m.)). The block includes a café (135.8 sq. m.), an entrance lobby, 25 no. residents' bicycle parking spaces, 2 no. lifts, bin store (43.5 sq. m.), plant room (5.5 sq. m.) and switch room (14.5 sq. m.) at ground floor level, and gym (103.4 sq. m.), communal storage room (49.1 sq. m.), plant room (55.5 sq. m.) and storage at basement level; and (3) the development includes alterations to facilitate the conversion to residential use at first and second floor levels in the protected structure, 18 no. visitor bicycle parking spaces at Lower Glentworth Street, a green roof, solar PV panels (90 sq. metres) on the roof of the new block, site services and all ancillary and associated site development works. The proposed development involves works to a protected structure within an Architectural Conservation Area (ACA)Decision record indexed
Extension of duration for 17/188 for the development will consist of the change of use from retail to restaurant incorporating two-storey extension to rearGrounds not yet categorised
31 & 32 Cecil Street, (Protected Structure), Corner of Catherine Street
Changes to the elevations to the two buildings to include (a) the removal of a non original doorway and access steps, at no. 31 Cecil Street, and replacement with a timber sash window, and reinstated railings, (b) the replacement of all existing windows of no's. 31 & 32 Cecil Street and corner elevation to Catherine Street, with timber sash windows, and (c) the removal of all signage from the buildings' façade along Cecil Street and Catherine Street. There is no change proposed to the existing office use within the buildings nor are any works proposed internallyDecision record indexed
Corner of Anne Street & 42 Thomas Street, Limerick
Extension of duration for 16/1010 for construction of a two storey mixed commercial unit including retail/restaurant with signage and all ancillary site worksGrounds not yet categorised
31 and 32 Cecil Street, Limerick City, County Limerick
Development at 31 Cecil Street & 32 Cecil street, (Protected Structure), corner of Catherine Street, Limerick City, Co. Limerick. The development consists of the change of use of the two buildings from existing office use to residential use consisting of 7 one bed apartments and 1 two bed apartment (8 in total). The proposal will also include the construction of a) an extension of 14 sq.m. to rear of no 31 to provide a kitchen to proposed Apartment 5; b) a new stairs to the front of the building; c) a bicycle storage facility to the front of each building, at lower ground level for 6 bicycles underneath the bin platforms; d) internal works to facilitate the change of use and e) waste management facilities at ground level. A new door will be provided to the rear of no. 31 to provide potential future access to the lane at rear when availableDecision record indexed
Corner of Thomas Street & Anne Street, 15 Anne Street & Ersons Lane, Limerick
The construction of a two storey building with mixed commercial / retail units with signage at the corner of 42 Thomas Street and Anne Street, for internal and elevational alterations, with signage to existing adjoining Unit at 15 Anne Street, and for a new two storey mixed commercial / retail Unit to the rear of 15 Anne Street on Ersons Lane with all ancillary site worksGrounds not yet categorised
A change of use of ground floor from the current use as a butcher's shop to use as a restaurant with a take-away facility; the installation of extract ducting to the basement area, within open area and new signage to the front elevation. This building is a protected structure, RPS No. 3564Decision record indexed
The change of use from mews/store facing Theatre Lane, to studio apartment on ground floor, one bedroom apartment on first floor, along with landscaping of garden at No 90 O'Connell Street, Limerick. This is a Protected Structure RPS 3495, on the NIAH Reg No. 2157064 and in Limerick Architectural Conservation Area 1ADecision record indexed
90 O'Connell Street & 90 O'Connell Street Mews, Theatre Lane, Limerick
The (i) construction of 1 no. studio apartment; and (ii) SuDS drainage and all ancillary external works necessary to facilitate the development. No. 90 O'Connell Street is a protected structure(RPS No. 3495)Grounds not yet categorised
A proposed change of use of the 1st floor storage area to a classroom for religious studies, internal and elevational modifications to include a new emergency escape door and windows facing Theatre Lane and the installation of a new glazed roof lantern over the proposed classroom. The proposed works are within an Architectural Conservation AreaDecision record indexed
The material change of use and material alterations of existing offices into 2 No. one-bed apartments and 3 No. two-bed apartments. The works include removal of all inappropriate uPVC windows and provision of replacement timber windows appropriate to the style of building, the repair and/or replacement of failing/decayed timber sash windows, the demolition and removal of some of the later 20th century extensions to the rear of the site, the creation of an access gate from the rear of the site to Theatre Lane and all associated site works at 91 O’Connell Street, Limerick. This Building is a Protected Structure – RPS Reg. No. 3496Decision record indexed
11 Glentworth Street & 11 Glentworth Mews, Limerick.
Change of use of former offices into hostel at basement, ground floor, first floor, second floor, and third floor levels into bedrooms, and separate WCs and shower rooms: and to carry out some necessary modifications at all floor levels. Installation of conservation-type rooflight (smoke vent) to rear roof slope over the existing stairwell. Permission is sought to convert the existing mews building rear, including new first floor, with disability access bedroom and shower room at Ground floor level with bedroom including ensuite at first floor level including new staircase. Reinstatement of 2no. traditional type windows within original bricked up window openings in external walls to Glentworth Mews, installation of 3no. conversion type rooflights to rear and slope of mews roof. Permission is sought for conversion of existing cellar at basement level (Glentworth St) into services/plant room incl. new metal door screen to existing cellar opening. This services/plant cellar room is to replace former internal plant room at basement level. The proposal also includes all other ancillary services and drainage works necessary to facilitate the proposed development at 11 Glentworth St. & 11 Glentworth Mews. Limerick (a protected structure RPS Reg No. 4022)Decision record indexed
The change of use of roof top carpark to 1810sqm of commercial space with roof terraces and central landscaped courtyard, elevation alterations to north, south, east and west elevations, construction of a new internal stair core with pedestrian access from little Ellen Street, alterations to internal lift shafts, and all ancillary site worksDecision record indexed
A) Subdividing the existing Ground Floor and Basement Levels, b) The change of use of the Ground Floor from Restaurant Use to Office Use and part of the Ground Floor to use as a Bicycle Store, c) The change of use of the First Floor from Office use to a Residential Apartment and alterations to the floor playout plan to accommodate the proposed residential use, d) Alterations to the floor layouts of the Second and Third Floor Apartments, e) Extension and Alterations at Ground Floor Level to provide a Bin Store and a new entrance to the proposed ground floor office both of which shall be accessible from Catherine Street, f) Fitting new Georgian style up and down sliding sash windows to the existing period window openings on the Glentworth Street and Catherine Street elevations of the structure and as indicated on the architects drawings, g) Alterations to the floor levels to provide a larger floor plate on the Ground Floor, First Floor, Second Floor and Third Floor, h) Alterations to the Roof Level and parapet height to permit a higher floor to ceiling on the Third Floor Apartment, i) Alterations to rear windows on the North West Elevation to accommodate the change in floor levels and forming new window openings and fitting new windows in the proposed new window openings on that same elevation, j) internal alterations to the protected structure to accommodate the new apartment and office layouts and k) Alterations to utility and waste water services and surface water services and associated site works and utility services to facilitate the development. The structure 12 Glentworth Street is a Protected Structure with the Record of Protected Structures (RPS) Register No. 4023Decision record indexed
The change of use of basement, ground floor, 1st & 2nd floors of existing residential building into four flats, (top floor flat to remain), demolition of block wall under front steps at basement level and reconfiguration of stair access; replacement of pvc windows on front elevation with timber up and down sash windows to correct configuration and associated site works. This is a protected structure RPS 3495, on the NIAH Reg No. 21517064 and in Limerick ACA 1ADecision record indexed
(a) a change of use of the First Floor from office use to use as a residential apartment and (b) a change of use of the Second Floor from office use to use as a residential apartment and (c) a change of use of the Third Floor from office use to use as a residential apartment and (d) internal alterations to facilitate (a) & (b) & (c) and (e) all associated site works. The Building in which the proposed development shall take place is a protected structure and is listed on the register of protected structures. The RPS No. is 3519 (NIAH Reference No. 21517234)Decision record indexed
A material change of use, for an extension and alterations to the existing office building at 23 Glentworth St, Limerick City. The application consists of an additional three new floors to the existing rear annex. The application also includes a material change of use for the existing two storey Coach House, to ground floor and first floor office use, which will entail elevational and roof alterations to the Coach House. The application also includes the cleaning of front brick façade to Glentworth St, and restoration or replacement of sash windows to existing office building, with all ancillary site works above and below ground. The application is made within the Architectural Conservation Area 1 - South City Centre and Newtown Perry.Decision record indexed
Riverpoint Bishops Quay, Limerick City Center, Limerick
1. elevational changes at car park levels one, two and three, Comprising of the replacement of ten no. existing louvered panels with metal-perforated sheeting; 2. Two no. new smoke extract ducts on the southeast elevation starting at basement level and terminating at roof level and all associated site worksDecision record indexed
The proposed Development consists of a change of use and remodeling of the former city library at 58 O’Connell Street, including a rooftop extension to provide commercial space at ground floor level, plus 5no. apartments at basement, first, second and third floor levels, as well as in the proposed rooftop extension. The proposed apartments comprise 2no. one-bedroom units and 3no. two-bedroom units. The material alterations, repairs and renewals proposed to the Protected Structure at 58 O’Connell Street consist of: removal of existing internal partitions, alterations to existing partitions, replacement of existing internal doors and joinery, fire upgrading of existing walls and ceilings, installation of mechanical and electrical services, PV panels and plant at roof level, as well as sundry remedial works not impacting on the character or special interest of the Protected Structure. The proposed Development also consists of a change of use and part-demolition of the former library store / warehouse to the rear of the site – between Glentworth Street and Mallow Street – to provide 3no. apartments at ground, first and second floor levels. The proposed apartments comprise 2no. one-bedroom unit and 1no. two-bedroom unit. The part-demolition of the former library store / warehouse includes retention of flanking walls along the north-east and south-west boundaries of the site, plus the careful taking-down and restoration of a section of the perimeter wall at the north-east corner of the property – to facilitate construction access to the site as well as to provide the pedestrian connection between Glentworth Street and Mallow Street envisaged as part of Limerick City and County Council’s project to rejuvenate the city centre’s laneways. The proposed development includes the creation of a semi-private courtyard between No. 58 O’Connell Street and the proposed mews building – to provide residential amenity space, as well as bicycle and bin[1]storage, for the residential apartments. Services and siteworks proposed to facilitate the proposed development include: new water, electricity and comms supplies; new foul sewage and storm water connections to public mains; air-to-water and roof-mounted solar panels for heating and ventilation. 58 O’Connell Street, Limerick and lands to the rear (Eircode V94 XV70) which are designated as a Protected Structure (Reg. No. 3520), and within an Architectural Conservation Area, in the Limerick Development Plan 2022-28Decision record indexed
The change of use of existing flat roofed disused piano store, into 2 no studio apartments by replacing the first floor of the building, constructing two new gables to restore its original configuration, and making consequent elevational changes with sundry site worksDecision record indexed
Conversion of existing attic to a new bedroom and en-suite bathroom. Fit rear dormer window and Velux roof lights to the front and rear together with all associated site worksDecision record indexed
The change of use of an existing vacant premises from office use to dental clinic, including internal modifications to the existing layout, internal fit-out and all ancillary worksDecision record indexed
Unit 2 Ground Floor, Theatre Court, Lower Mallow Street Limerick
The change of use of the existing retail unit to new use as an office unit, together with all associated site works and incidental worksDecision record indexed
The change of use of the existing ground floor commercial unit into 1 No. single bedroom apartment, refurbishment and conversion of existing first and second floor residential unit into 2 No. single bedroom apartments, associated interior layout alterations, conversion of basement floor from commercial use to associated storage, repairs to valley gutter and front parapet. The proposed works are within the curtilage of a protected structure (RPS Reference No. 3532)Decision record indexed
The provision of metal security fencing to the rear boundary, alterations to the rear façade to Market Alley, change of use of an existing store to kitchen facilities, provision of a cold store unit and roof canopy, and internal alterationsDecision record indexed
Demolition of unauthorised structures, the construction of basement, construction of extension at ground floor to rear and side, change of use of existing stores into kitchen/circulation space, construction/extension of first floor to include bar/restaurant, WC’s, circulation space and outdoor roof terrace with retractable canopy, alterations to fenestration and internal layout and all ancillary site worksDecision record indexed
The development will consist of increasing the floor area of the ground, first and second floor levels of the previously granted offices by a total of 321m² and material change of use from offices to a medical facility to include internal plan layout changes, at ground floor, first floor and second floor levels of the development granted under Planning Permission Reference 20/222; revisions to the fenestration on the elevations of the development; the provision of a new vehicle set-down area on Catherine Street; replacing the atrium with an external garden and medical facility floorspace; additional plant and screening at roof level and all works associated with the proposed development. There are no revised works proposed to the Protected Structures at 35 and 37 Catherine St. in this amending application. The development involves works within an Architectural Conservation Area. A Natura Impact Statement is submitted with the application and may be inspected or purchased for a fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of copyingDecision record indexed
Refurbishment of Nos. 35 and 37 Catherine St. Limerick (candidate protected structures) refurbishment of No. 36 Catherine St. Limerick, and their conversion to office space comprising 3 storeys over basement level (c.710m²), the retention and repair of the existing stone arch at No. 34 Catherine St, the retention of a second stone arch at the back of No 36 and the demolition of Nos. 34, 38, 39, 40 and 41 Catherine St. Limerick, construction of a new semi-basement level with 17 car-parking spaces to the rear of the site, with secure bicycle store, ESB substation, attenuation tank and plant rooms; Construction of a new atrium at ground floor level enclosed by 3 new floors of office accommodation comprising c.3495 m², construction of 24 No. apartments over a further 3 storeys comprising 15 No. 2-bedroom apartments and 9 No. 1- bedroom apartments with a total internal area of c.2139 m²; At sixth floor level, a communal roof terrace, screened plant areas, solar panels and lift core with an overall maximum height of 30.06 metres from basement floor; External hard and soft landscaping, lighting, underground services including drainage and ancillary site works at and to the rear of Nos. 34-41 Catherine St, Limerick. The development involves work to candidate protected structures and is located within an Architectural Conservation Area. A Natura Impact Statement will be submitted with the applicationDecision record indexed
Construction of 76 apartments in total, including refurbishment and alterations to Nos. 35 and 37 Catherine St. Limerick (protected structures), refurbishment of and alterations to No. 36 Catherine St. Limerick, their conversion to ground floor one- bedroom apartments with two-bedroom duplex apartments over. No. 34 will be demolished and replaced by two no. 1 bedroom apartments. The existing stone arch at No. 34 Catherine St. will be retained and repaired. The development will also consist of the demolition of Nos. 38, 39, 40 and 41 Catherine St. Limerick and replacement with a residential development comprising 38 No. 2 bedroom apartments and 30 No. one-bedroom apartments, over six floors, the construction of a new semi-basement level with 11 car-parking spaces and secure bicycle store, ESB room, attenuation tank and plant rooms. At fifth floor level, a communal roof terrace and at sixth floor level a screened plant area, solar panels and lift core with an overall maximum height not exceeding 24.55 metres from semi- basement floor; external landscaping, lighting, underground services including drainage and ancillary site works at and to the rear of Nos. 34-41 Catherine St, Limerick. The development is located within an Architectural Conservation Area. A Natura Impact Statement will be submitted with the aplicationDecision record indexed
(a) extension to existing Engine Building to consist of the provision of 1254 sqm. of digital collaboration space facing onto Dominick Street, (b) comprising of collaboration space on ground and first floor, office accommodation on second floor and meeting/conference suite on third floor, (c) plant room and garden area at roof level of existing building on Cecil Street, (d) hard and soft landscaping to rear courtyard, (e) connection to existing site services, (f) all associated site works. The site is located within an Architectural Conservaion Area ACA 1A South City Centre & Newtown PeryDecision record indexed
Retention permission consisting of: change of use from basement and ground floor offices to 2 no. apartments with associated internal layout changes. The building is a protected structure (Reg. No.21517073)Decision record indexed
Alterations and refurbishment to existing protected structures No. 2 & No. 3 Mallow Street, RPS Ref. No. 77 & No. 78 (CH155 & CH156) to include the demolition of the existing two storey annex building and existing gateway to the rear(abutting existing rear access laneway), alterations and repair/refurbishment works to all existing building elevations inclusive of replacement of existing windows, construct extensions to buildings to rear at basement, ground and first floor level and construction of new rear entrance porch. Also construct new extension at roof level to provide 2 No. 1-bedroom studio apartments. Development will also include for new independent apartment building and secure entrance gateway to existing rear access laneway, new refuse & bicycle storage, plant areas & new courtyard area. The development will include all associated ancillary accommodation, site/road works and drainage to provide a total of 12 No. 1-bedroom apartments at our siteDecision record indexed
For Change of Use from Office Space to A Place of Worship including All Ancillary Works at 84 O’Connell Street, Limerick. This Building is a Protected Structure - RPS City No. 3229Decision record indexed
6 No. 1 bed apartments and one office unit including the Change of Use from commercial to residential on 5 floors, an extra 4th floor with an apartment to No. 31, the conversion of the basement of No. 31 to an apartment, New windows and an office to the basement of No. 30, a 2nd & 3rd floor extension to the rear of No. 31, works to the lightwell of No. 31 to provide basement access stairs to No.30 & 31 and ancillary worksDecision record indexed
(a) construct a new gate in existing boundary wall to rear yard via Henry street for access to bin storage b) modify existing railings to accommodate same with all associated site works at 7 lower Mallow Street, (Adjoining Henry Street) Limerick. V94CP8N. This is a Protected Structure (R.P.S 3069)Decision record indexed
The change of use of existing bar and restaurant to use as 4no. one bedroom apartments from ground floor to third floor inclusive, the demolition of single storey extension to the rear of existing building, modification of front entrance area, and all ancillary worksDecision record indexed
A garage in the rear garden and all associated site works and the installation of roof lights on the front elevation of the existing dwelling. Retention permission is also being sought for an existing boiler house in the rear garden.Decision record indexed
St Saviours Roman Catholic Church, Baker Place Dominick St., Limerick
Construction of the following: a single storey toilet to the side of the existing church, an external door to the existing link on the east side of the existing church and the erection of a statue to Our Lady also on the east side of the existing church. Retention Permission is also sought for an existing statue containing a figure and a crucifix also on the east side of the existing church. The church is a protected structure with an RPS no. 3041 and NIAH register no. 21518014Decision record indexed
The change of use of the lower ground floor from office use to residential, the creation of a new access from Mallow Street, the replacement of windows to the toilet areas on the first floor landing and all ancillary site works to the protected structure (RPS 213 NIAH 21517212)Decision record indexed