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18295

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Limerick - Limerick County Council

Proposed Development

conversion of first and second floors of existing house into 2 no. apartments, forming new independent stairs from ground floor to first and second floor apartments which will require alterations to the existing ground floor bar, forming new entrance door onto bridge street, alterations to existing shop front elevation and associated site works

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    29 Mar 2018

  2. Further information requested

    22 May 2018

  3. Application withdrawn

    22 Nov 2018

Application Details

Location
James Hickey's Bar , Bridge Street , Croom Co. Limerick.
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Limerick County Council

Timeline

Registration Date
29 March 2018
Status
DEEMED WITHDRAWN
Decision
N/A
Withdrawn
22 November 2018

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