2010
N/ALimerick - Limerick County Council
Proposed Development
construction of a first floor apartment over single storey part of existing retail unit and minor alteration to existing retail unit adjacent to a Protected Structure: Bourke House (Record of monuments and Places Ref. No. LI005 - 017003)
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Application received
9 Jan 2020
Further information requested
3 Mar 2020
Application withdrawn
7 Jul 2020
Application Details
- Location
- 46 Nicholas St. , Limerick.
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Limerick County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 9 January 2020
- Status
- WITHDRAWN
- Decision
- N/A
- Withdrawn
- 7 July 2020
Location
Planning Applications Nearby
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the demolition of the existing third floor residential accommodation and to reinstate a hipped pitched roof to the existing three-storey building with all ancillary and associated works at 46 Nicholas Street, Limerick. The works are adjacent to Bourke’s Castle which is a Protected Structure Ref: RPS. 3011
46 Nicholas Street , Limerick , Co. Limerick
third floor roof-top type residential accommodation within a revised roof structure and for planning permission to erect a rear external fire escape stairs. The works are situated within the curtilage of a Protected Structure of Bourke's Castle (RPS 3011) and adjacent to a National Monument R.M.P. LI-005-017003
No. 46 Nicholas Street , Limerick
removal of the existing roof structure and the construction of a third floor within a revised roof structure for residential accommodation and planning permission to erect a fire escape external stairs to the North-East gable of three storey building. These works are only adjacent to and not within the curtilage of Bourke's Castle, which is a Protected Structure(RPS 11)
46 Nicholas Street , Limerick
the change of use of former laundry retail shop to fish and chip take away, potato peeling room extension, mechanical extraction and associated works
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change of use from commercial to two one-bedroom apartments
Ground Floor , Creagh House , Mary Street Limerick.
change of use of former public house to gourmet burger, take away, signage, mechanical extraction and associated works
Ground Floor , 50 Athlunkard Street , Limerick.
construct a first floor extension to the rear of the existing dwelling, the installation of roof lights and all associated site works
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revised works to the rear extension including all ancillary site works
4 Saint Peter Street , Kings Island , Limerick
the development of a Design and Innovation Hub at No's. 35 - 39 Nicholas Street (a Proposed Protected Structure (Ref. No.: P.P.S. 2024/A)) to comprise artist studios, workspaces, retail area, exhibition space and café/restaurant with associated outdoor area adjoining St. Peter Street. The development will include the erection of new part two storey, part single storey building incorporating the upstanding walls of the medieval house and their associated fabric and features at Nos. 36-39 Nicholas Street, the change of use from residential, refurbishment and renovation of No. 35 Nicholas Street, the demolition of a two storey extension to the rear and its replacement with a three storey extension, the erection of a single storey workshop unit to the rear of No. 35 and all associated site works. This development is within the site of Recorded Monuments LI005-017006 and LI005-017123, both classified as House-medieval
35-39 Nicholas Street , Limerick.
revised works to the rear extension
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