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06/50034

CONDITIONAL

Cork - Cork County Council

Proposed Development

the part demolition and part refurbishment of the former Houlihans Bakery site to provide a mixed use development at Connolly Street and Casement Street, Clonakilty, Co. Cork. The works will include the following reinstatement of the first floor in the former Linnen Hall building for retails use; construction of a three storey development comprising ground floor retail unit, 7 no. apartments on first and second floors and the provision of external decks to the rear at first and part second floor level. Together with all associated site works, external lighthing and signage this application relates to the carry out of works to a protected structure

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    5 Jul 2006

  2. Decision: CONDITIONAL

    14 Feb 2007

  3. Decision due

    15 Feb 2007

  4. Grant issued

    7 Jun 2007

Application Details

Location
Connolly St & Casement St Clonakilty Co Cork
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Cork County Council

Timeline

Registration Date
5 July 2006
Status
APPLICATION FINALISED
Decision
CONDITIONAL
Decision Date
14 February 2007
Grant Date
7 June 2007

Location

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11/50013REFUSED16 Dec 2011

for part demolition and part construction and refurbishment of the existing buildings on the former Houlihans Bakery site to provide a commercial/retail development at Connolly Street and Casement Street, Clonakilty, Co. Cork. The works will include the following: reinstatement of the ground and first floor in the former Linen Hall building for retail use: construction of a new two storey infill development comprising of ground and first floor retail/office units to the north and west sides of the former Linen Hall building: provision of vehicular access to internal courtyard, entry from Connolly Street and exit to Casement Street provision of external bin stores, courtyard and associated set-down area, together with landscaping and all associated site works: external lighting and signage. This application relates to a protected structure

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12/50013CONDITIONAL27 Sept 2012

for part demolition and part construction and refurbishment of existing buildings on the former Houlihans Bakery site to provide commercial, retail and office use development (798 sq.m) at Connolly Street and Casement Street, Clonakilty, Co. Cork. The works will include the following: Reinstatement of the former Linen Hall, which is a protected structure, for retail/commercial use at the ground floor and commercial, retail and office use at first floor; Construction of a new 2 storey infill development comprising commercial/retail use at ground floor and commercial, retail and office use at first floor to the north east side of former Linen Hall building provision of vehicular access to internal courtyard from Casement Stre, provision of external bin stores, courtyard together with landscaping and all associated external works.

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Retention of a first floor commercial kitchen and for permission to construct an associated lobby on the ground floor including alterations to the front elevation

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Retention of Commercial Kitchen on first floor and construction of associated lobby on ground floor

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20 & 21 Connolly Street Clonakilty Co Cork

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06/50001REFUSED9 Jan 2006

retention of change of use of dwelling house and apartment to 6 no. self contained apartments along with alterations to ground floor public house and to construct emetgency fire escape to rear of premises

20 & 21 Connolly Street Clonakilty Co Cork

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Retention of change of use of dwelling house and apartment to 6 no. self contained apartments along with alterations to ground floor public house and to construct emergency fire escape to rear of premises

20 & 21 Connolly Street Clonakilty Co Cork

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