Change of use of ground floor from use as a bar/nightclub to use as a bible school for Shiloh Trust which is a registered charityDecision record indexed
434445 and the basement of 46 Cecil Street, Limerick
Extension of Duration for Planning Ref. No. 20/1137: completion of extensions and alterations to properties permitted under planning reference 09/770075 as amended by alterations permitted under planning reference 10/770080; change of use of completed development to offices, toilets in the basement of 46. The previous permitted use of these properties was for a tourist accommodation hostel under planning reference 09/770075Decision record indexed
Change of use of Unit 2, at ground floor fronting Bishops Quay, from Café/Restaurant to Medical Services. The proposed development is in the curtilage of a Protected Structure RPS Reg. no. 3539. The proposed development consists of revisions to the development permitted under Planning Register Reference Number 16/800; An Bord Pleanála Reference PL 91.247888 (‘the parent permission’)Decision record indexed
The provision of 2 No. apartments dwelling units. The proposal will comprise a change of use of ground floor commercial use to apartment use and permission for change of use from current basement commercial use to a studio apartment use including all associated site development works at No. 40 Cecil Street, Limerick Cecil Street, Limerick. This application relates to a protected structure Ref. 21517324Decision record indexed
The construction of two front and two rear dormer windows, the replacement of remaining windows and doors and the re-plastering of the front and side elevations incorporating raised corner quoinsDecision record indexed
A change of use from former commercial/office use building to 3 No. ‘own door’ apartment dwelling units. The proposed works will include a ground floor single storey extension to the rear including all necessary building alterations and refurbishments including the removal of an existing bay window feature to reinstate the original window opening, rear balcony, the provision of rear boundary walls and gate access and all associated site development works at No. 39, Cecil Street, Limerick. This application relates to a protected structure Ref. 21517323Decision record indexed
Modification of existing roof to accommodate changes to interior layout, construction of a single storey extension to existing dwelling house and associated site works and servicesDecision record indexed
The conversion of the existing third floor attic to 2 no. 1 bed apartments (units 1& 2) and 2 no. 1 bed studios (unit 3 & 4) including new balconies and extending stairs 1 up to third floor level. The conversion of the existing third floor 3 bed apartment/group home and adjacent communal room to a one bedroom apartment (unit 5) and a 1 bed studio (unit 6) including existing balconies/terraces & the conversion of the existing third floor offices to 2 no. 1 bed apartments (units 7 & 8) including balconies and all attendant modifications to elevations and ancillary site development works. (Total 8 new units) within a 4 storey developmentDecision 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
A Change of Use of an existing Public House known as Dan Reddan’s to Bookmakers including all internal demolitions, alterations, new signage and all associated site works. The proposed development consists of works within the South City Centre and Newtown Perry Architectural Conservation AreaDecision record indexed
Bishop's Quay, Lower Cecil Street, & Henry Street Limerick
Revisions to the development permitted under Planning Register Reference Number 16/800; An Bord Pleanala Reference PL91.247888 ('the parent permission') comprising alterations to the permitted office block to reduce the building height fronting Lower Cecil Street and Bishop's Quay from 15-storeys over 2 basement levels to 9-storeys over 2 basement levels; increase the height of the eastern corner of the building fronting Lower Cecil Street from 5-storeys over 2 basement levels to 9-storeys over 2 basement levels, and increase the height fronting Henry Street from 4-storeys to 5-storeys, resulting in a revised office floor space overall of 7,600sq.m.; reconfiguration of the permitted ground floor level(Level 0) to provide revised carparking layout, cycle parking layout and ancillary revisions to the layout of general plant, storage areas, shower facilities and refuse management zones; revised plant room and plant enclosure at roof level from that specified in Condition 9 of Planning Register Reference Number 16/800; An Bord Pleanála Reference PL91.247888; revised external finishes to the office block elevations fronting Bishop's Quay & Cecil Street from that specified in Condition 2(c) of Planning Register Reference Number 16/800 An Bord Pleanála Reference PL91.247888; all ancillary site development works on a site of 0.4ha approx. - extended under 21/7050 until 17/06/2027Decision record indexed
Bishop's Quay, Lower Cecil St. and Henry St., Limerick.
Development consisting of revisions to the development permitted under Planning Register Reference Number 16/800 - An Bord Pleanala Reference PL 91.247888 (‘the parent permission’) comprising alterations to the permitted office block to reduce the building height fronting Lower Cecil Street and Bishop’s Quay from 15-storeys over 2 basement levels to 7-storeys over 2 basement levels, and increase the building height fronting Henry Street from 4-storeys to 5-storeys, resulting in a revised office space overall of 6,106 sq.m. approx, provision of plant room and plant enclosure at roof level, reconfiguration of the permitted ground floor level (Level 0), provide revised car parking layout, cycle parking layout and all ancillary general plant, storage areas, shower facilities and refuse management zones, revised elevational treatment to the office block fronting Bishop’s Quay & Cecil Street from that specified in Condition No. 2(c) of Planning Register Reference Number 16/800; An Bord Pleanala Reference PL 91.247888, revised elevational treatment to the office block fronting Henry Street, revised car parking allocation for the overall development from that specified in Condition No. 13 of Planning Register Reference Number 16/800 - An Bord Pleanala Reference PL 91.247888, revisions to ancillary site development, signage, public lighting and site services to accommodate the revised office block and all related site development works on a site of 0.4ha approx.Decision record indexed
Bishop's Quay, Lower Cecil Street & Henry Street, Limerick
Extension of duration for 20/1050 for revisions to the development permitted under Planning Register Reference Number 16/800; An Bord Pleanala Reference PL91.247888 ('the parent permission') comprising alterations to the permitted office block to reduce the building height fronting Lower Cecil Street and Bishop's Quay from 15-storeys over 2 basement levels to 9-storeys over 2 basement levels; increase the height of the eastern corner of the building fronting Lower Cecil Street from 5-storeys over 2 basement levels to 9-storeys over 2 basement levels, and increase the height fronting Henry Street from 4-storeys to 5-storeys, resulting in a revised office floor space overall of 7,600sq.m.; reconfiguration of the permitted ground floor level(Level 0) to provide revised carparking layout, cycle parking layout and ancillary revisions to the layout of general plant, storage areas, shower facilities and refuse management zones; revised plant room and plant enclosure at roof level from that specified in Condition 9 of Planning Register Reference Number 16/800; An Bord Pleanála Reference PL91.247888; revised external finishes to the office block elevations fronting Bishop's Quay & Cecil Street from that specified in Condition 2(c) of Planning Register Reference Number 16/800 An Bord Pleanála Reference PL91.247888; all ancillary site development works on a site of 0.4ha approx.Decision record indexed
The Former Limerick Gasworks Site, Dock Road, Limerick.
A Large-Scale Residential Development on a site of approx. 1.26 ha at the ‘Former Limerick Gasworks Site’, Dock Road, Limerick, Co. Limerick (V94 AE00). The subject site contains a Freestanding Wall (A Protected Structure RPS No. 3326) and is generally bounded by Dock Road to the north; the Power Station Building (A Protected Structure RPS No. 3261) and residential development at Saint James Mews to the south and south west; O’Curry Street to the east; and No. 2 and No. 3 Dock Road, the rear of No. 4 and No. 5 Dock Road and other commercial premises at Saint Alphonsus Street to the west. The proposed development will consist of a mixed-use Large-Scale Residential Development comprising 285 no. residential apartment units, 2 no. retail units and a childcare facility, all in 3 No. Blocks (Blocks A – C) ranging in height from 1-8 storeys with associated car parking, bicycle parking, public plaza and communal open spaces and all ancillary works. The development will consist of: a) The demolition of the vacant former Gas Networks Ireland offices (total GFA approx. 612 sqm). b) Partial removal of an existing boundary wall at Dock Road and O’Curry Street; the removal of railings from the top of the existing boundary wall at O’Curry Street; the removal of entrance gates at O’Curry Street; and the removal of entrance piers and gates at Dock Road. c) The demolition of an existing ESB Sub Station at O’Curry Street. d) The removal of an existing buttress section (approx. 8 sqm) and rear elevation of flanking gable (approx. 12 sqm) of the freestanding limestone site boundary wall at Dock Road (a Protected Structure RPS No. 3326) and the reinstatement of all associated openings and arches. The proposed development will dismantle and relocate 3 no. existing vermiculated arches from the flanking gable wall within the subject site as part of the overall landscape design. e) The construction of 285 no. residential apartment units in 3 no. blocks (A-C) ranging in height from 1-8 storeys in the form of 142 no. 1 bed apartments, 22 no. 2 bed (3-person) apartments, 105 no. 2 bed (4-person) apartments and 16 no. 3 bed apartments, each with associated private open space in the form of balconies / terraces as follows: (i) Block A ranging in height from 1 to 7 storeys will contain 114 no. apartments in the form of 70 no. 1 bed apartments, 22 no. 2 bed (3-person) apartments and 22 no.Decision record indexed
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
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
Revisions to the development permitted under Limerick City & County Council Register Reference 17/1180, An Bord Pleanála Reference ABP-301154-18, as amended by Register Reference 19/15, comprising provision of metal balustrade to the second floor west elevation, the addition of solar shades to each of the 16no. permitted glazed rooflights, and revised plant screening to rear stair tower roof. The development is situated within an Architectural Conservation AreaDecision record indexed
Bishop's Quay, Lower Cecil Street & Henry Street, Limerick
Extension of duration for 16/800 for demolition of the former ESB premises, demolition of rear annex, circa 1868, and demolition of 20thcentury staircase additions to No. 104 Henry St., known as ‘The Bishop’s Palace’. Change of use of No. 104 Henry Street, known as ‘The Bishop’s Palace,’ from commercial use to residential use to provide 7 no. apartments, and all ancillary development works, including refurbishment and restoration of the building, change of use of the 2-storey over basement building on Henry Street known as ‘The Coach House’ from commercial use to café/restaurant use and all ancillary development works, including refurbishment and restoration of the building. Construction of a commercial building comprising 15-storeys over 2 basement levels fronting Lower Cecil Street and Bishop’s Quay, and comprising 4-storeys fronting Henry Street, to provide 14,325sq.m. approx. of office floor space overall and 2 no. café/restaurant units. Construction of a residential building comprising 7-storeys over 2-basement levels fronting Bishop’s Quay to provide 35 no. apartments. Replacement of an existing surface car-park to the front of No. 104 Henry Street with a new public plaza; and public footpath upgrade works along Bishop’s Quay, Lower Cecil Street and Henry Street. Vehicular access serving the development via a proposed entrance point on Lower Cecil Street. Car parking spaces at ground floor level (Level 0) and 2 basement levels (Level -1 & Level -2). Cycle parking spaces. Communal and private open space to include a roof garden and gym pavilion to the residential building, a landscaped courtyard at podium level (Level 1) linking the new residential block with No. 104 Henry Street, and balconies. Removal of existing sub-station and provision of new sub-station within the development fronting Lower Cecil Street. The development will also include surface water attenuation tanks, general plant, storage areas, shower facilities and refuse management zones at basement level; signage; diversion of underground services; set-down areas; and all related site development and excavation works above and below ground all on a site of 0.4ha approx.Decision record indexed
The demolition of an existing two-storey semi-detached house and foundations, including removal and proper disposal of all debris; the reconstruction of a new two-storey semi-detached house in the same location, and all ancillary site worksDecision 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
The renovation and conversion of an existing building which is currently in bedsits back to a single dwelling house. Works include the demolition of rear lean-to single storey extension, construction of a rear single storey flat roof kitchen extension, construction of a rear garage with vehicular access, roof light to the front and all ancillary site worksDecision record indexed
The change of use of former shop to ground floor apartment including associated changes to the front elevation and ground floor extension to rearDecision record indexed
People's Park Medical Centre, The Park Lord Edward Street, Limerick
The change of use and amalgamation of an adjoining ground floor apartment into the existing ground floor Doctor's Surgery, construction of emergency exit into adjoining corridor and all associated site development worksDecision record indexed
Demolition of existing shopfront & signage and construction of a new shopfront with back illuminate signage & edge lighting, installation of a metal roller shutter and all ancillary site worksDecision record indexed
Construction of a two storey extension to the rear of dwelling with the demolition of existing utility area, construction of a two car garage over original footprint at the rear of property with the addition of an office/home gym, connection to mains sewer at rear of property and all associated site worksGrounds not yet categorised
Installation of 3 no. antenna and 2 no. transmission dishes on supporting poles together with equipment cabinets, cabling and associated site works at the roof levelDecision record indexed
34 O'Connell Street & 57 Roches St, O'Connell / Roches St, Limerick City
(a) Proposed residential townhouse combining first, second, third floors of both properties to create a new 4-bedroom dwelling with access on the ground floor. This will involve a change of use from office use to residential for existing ground floor entrance and hallway, first, second and third floors at 34 O’Connell St, and second floor at 57 Roches St, Limerick City, (b) Elevational alterations to include for new sash windows to both existing elevations, (c) New roof access to replace existing roof access on flat roof at 34 O’Connell St., (d) Proposed new single WC to ground floor shop unit at 34 O’Connell St and associated site works, (e) All ancillary site works above and below ground. The application site contains a protected structure – NIAH Ref No 21517029Decision record indexed
The proposed development at Clayton Hotel Limerick, Steamboat Quay, Mountkennet, Limerick, V94 H6HN, will consist of the replacement and relocation of the existing high-level illuminated sign on the western elevation of the hotel with a new internally illuminated sign, oriented horizontally at a higher level, and all ancillary site works.Decision record indexed
McEnery's Shop and Railway Hotel, Parnell Street and Davis Street, Limerick
The change of use to Student Residences, adaptive re-use and refurbishment of the former Railway Hotel (Protected Structure - RPS Ref. 6035, NIAH Ref: 21518017), demolition of McEnerys Shop, erection of a 3 storey building to Parnell Street and a 7 storey building to Davis Street/Davis Lane, to provide 111 no bed spaces (6no studios and 19no apartments), a ground floor Café to Parnell Street/Davis Street, a Laundry accessed via courtyard, Bicycle and Bin Stores, accessed via courtyard and Davis Lane and all associated site worksDecision record indexed
The demolition of single & two-storey rear extensions, the construction of a two-storey rear residential extension to replace the existing extensions, and two new roof windows to the front and all necessary site worksDecision record indexed
Development in an Architectural Conservation Area for dormer window to rear of dwelling which will form part of an attic conversion, single storey extension to rear of dwelling, external storage area and associates site worksDecision record indexed
A conservatory to the front of the house and kitchen to the back of the house both at semi basement level and the attic conversion to a storage room which has a velux rooflight to the front and two velux rooflights to the rear of the roof and all associated works. This is a Protected Structure (R.P.S 5007)Decision record indexed
No. 7 St. Alphonsus Terrace, Quin Street, Limerick.
Development works to their house, a Protected Structure; No. 7 St. Alphonsus Terrace, Quin Street, Limerick. V94 VK29, as follows: (1) conversion of existing attic space to habitable use, to include a proposed dormer window extension to the rear elevation and provision of an internal stairs to access same. (2) single storey extension to the rear return, at lower ground floor level. (3) proposed velux rooflight to the existing rear return hipped roof. (4) replacement of non-original window to front elevation, at lower ground floor level, with painted, timber framed, double glazed, double doors. (5) replacement of non-original door under external front entrance steps, with painted, timber framed, double glazed, one over one, traditional sash window. (6) replacement of non-original window to rear elevation at lower ground floor level, with painted, timber framed, double glazed, single door. (7) replacement of all non-original windows on front elevation with painted, timber framed, double glazed, one over one, traditional sash windows. (8) roofing works to include provision of roofing felt, insulation between rafters and refitting of existing slates and ridge tiles. (9) careful dismantling and rebuilding of two existing chimneys (front and rear), reusing existing bricks, reinstating corbelling, repointing, new lead flashing and new haunchingDecision record indexed
Alterations to the existing dwelling at Lower Ground Floor level as follow: 1. Replacement of existing rear extension with a new smaller extension; 2. Replacement of existing conservatory extension to the front with new conservatory structure; 3. Creation of new opening in external wall to the front; 4. Creation of new opening in annex wall to the rear, 5. Creation of new internal wall openings, and all ancillary site works to a Protected Structure: Ref: RPS 5007 NIAH 21521018Decision record indexed
Change of use of the ground floor and basement of the existing building (116.1m2) from its previous use as a retail unit to use as a medical consultation rooms & doctor’s surgery, together with all associated incidental and ancillary worksDecision record indexed
Demolition of the existing structure at No. 39 & 40 Lord Edward St., Limerick and construction of two number two bedroom apartments and two number three bedroom apartments, car parking and bin stores to the rear together with associated site worksDecision record indexed
The construction of a 6 Storey Mixed Use Development in a single block with part ground floor commercial consisting of 2 No. Retail units (336m2) and the remainder (part ground floor and all upper floors) to consist of a residential apartment development with a total of 32 no. apartments consisting of 21 No. One Bedroom apartments and 11 No. Two Bedroom apartments. The proposal will incorporate a secure internal bicycle parking area, an ESB sub-station, ancillary utility/services rooms, internal refuse storage area, public lighting, roof top solar panels (optional), connections to adjacent utilities and all associated engineering and site works necessary to facilitate the proposed development at the siteDecision record indexed