2560482
N/ALimerick - Limerick County Council
Proposed Development
the conversion of existing ground floor car parking area to a 1No. 1 bedroom Apartment and 1No. Studio Apartment and for the conversion of a former commercial / retail unit to 1No. 2 bedroom duplex apartment with associated works to elevations and site works
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- Location
- Augustinian Lane , Roches Street , Limerick
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- PERMISSION
- Planning Authority
- Limerick County Council
- Site Area
- 0.017 ha
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 23 May 2025
- Status
- INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
- Decision
- N/A
Location
Planning Applications Nearby
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the conversion of existing ground floor car parking area to a 2No. Studio Apartments, for the conversion of a former commercial / retail unit to 2No. 1 bedroom apartments, and for internal refurbishment and alteration works to two existing apartments to achieve 2No. 1 bedroom apartments with associated works to elevations and site works
Augustinian Lane , Roches Street , Limerick
the use as restaurant with ancillary take away service at the ground floor unit at 28 O'Connell Street. Retention of the existing shop front & signage to O'Connell Street and retention of the existing ventilation ductwork to the rear of the premises. Planning Permission is also being sought for additional ventilation ductwork to the rear of the premises
28 O'Connell Street , Limerick
the sub division on ground and basement floors which was previously amalgamated from two units to one
10 Roches St. , Limerick.
change of use of the existing two-storey building from retail (ground floor) and storage/office (first floor) to a Nail bar and Spa Treatment Rooms across both floors inclusive of bathroom facilities, staff area, storage room and general circulation.
50 Roches Street , Limerick
(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 21517029
34 O'Connell Street & 57 Roches St , O'Connell / Roches St , Limerick City
1. change of use of first, second and third floors currently used for commercial/office use to use as 3 no. 3 bedroom apartments. 2. provision of new soid timber door and side screen at ground floor level
67/68 Catherine St. , Limerick.
changes to Ground Floor Elevation, Including All Ancillary Site Works
69 Catherine Street , Limerick.
retention permission for 3 no. vent, air handling unit and associated development works
49/50 Thomas Street & , Augustinian Lane , Limerick
retention of changes to the existing shop unit consisting of alterations to the design of the shop façade and associated signage from that granted under planning permission reference 15/18
Centra , 117 & 118 O'Connell Street , Limerick V94 VR7W
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 works
37 O'Connell Street , Limerick
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