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a change of use from retail/commercial to office use

Ground floor unit 23 & 4 and first floor unit 3 & 4 , Carlton Development , Henry St. Limerick.

the change of use of existing bar premises to restaurant use with take away facilities, new signage and associated site works

Lower Shannon Street , Howley's Quay , Limerick

the erection of a covered smoking area to the front of an existing building and all associated site works

The Squire McGuires Bar , Lower Cecil Street , Limerick.

the provision of 5 no. hotel bedrooms at first floor level in lieu of Unit 3 (Café/Restaurant), Unit 4 (Retail) & hotel toilets; the provision of hotel toilet at ground floor level in lieu of Unit 1 (Café/Restaurant); modifications to the stairs/lift core fronting Henry St. modifications to the Mill façade, fronting Shannon St, at ground and first floor levels; new canopy/signage to existing Savoy Bar entrance fronting Henry St. new canopy/signage to hotel entrance fronting Shannon St. revisions to ancillary site development, lighting, and site services as permitted under Planning Register Ref. no. 17/760; An Bord Pleanala ABP-300061-17

Corner of Henry St. & Shannon St. , Limerick.

The renovation, conversion and extension of the adjacent 6-storey Mill building, as follows. 1. Removal of existing roof, floors and stair cores (not original fabric) and insertion of a new metal and glass vertical extension ('roof box') extending 4 stories above the existing Mill to accommodate 20. no hotel bedrooms; 2. Change of use of ground floor unit fronting Shannon Street & Henry Street from retail use to café/bar use with new link to the Savoy Hotel. 3. Subdivision of ground floor café/restaurant unit fronting Shannon street to provide 2 no. café/restaurant units, one unit linked to the Savoy Hotel; 4. Change of use of first floor apartments from residential use to retail use to provide 1 no. retail unit with access from ground floor; 5. Provision of hotel WCs at first floor level; 6. Provision of hotel lounge at first floor level; 7. Change of use of second, third, fourth & fifth floors from residential use to hotel use to provide 15. no. hotel bedrooms; 8. Retention of the existing external stone walls with modifications to the facades; 9. New entrance to the Savoy Hotel on Shannon Street; New connections between the Savoy Hotel and the Mill building comprising stair & lift core fronting Henry St. extending 9 stories; new circulation corridor to the north-eastern façade of the Mill extending from first floor level to eighth floor level; and new bridge link from 4th & 8th floor level; New roof/plant gantry over existing hotel service yard; New metal railing to the Savoy Hotel bar smoking area; The development will result in an additional 35 no. bedrooms overall at The Savoy Hotel. The development will also include signage, general plant; diversion of underground services; and all related site development and excavation works above and below ground all on a site of 0.07ha approx.

Corner of Henry St. & Shannon St. , 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.

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 17/06/2027

Bishop's Quay , Lower Cecil Street , & Henry Street 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.

Bishop's Quay , Lower Cecil St. and Henry St. , 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.

Bishop's Quay , Lower Cecil Street & Henry Street , Limerick

removal of part timber framed façade; removal of existing ceramic and mosaic tiling finishes; removal of existing stamp machine & post boxes; insertion of new postal locker system accessed from front footpath; installation of new inner illuminated signage; installation of new cappings to existing glazing; installation of new applied ceramic and stone finishes in line with new An Post branding; installation of new exterior CCTV; upgrade of existing entrance lobby and new external lighting

An Post Postal Office , Lower Cecil Street , Limerick.