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62 , Gillabbey Street , Cork

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Planning application 1737558

Cork - Cork City Council

Proposed Development

Permission for change of use of an existing ground floor retail area to residential use to provide a single dwelling unit. Permission is further sought for alterations & extensions to the rear of the property

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    1 Sept 2017

  2. Application withdrawn

    26 Apr 2018

Application Details

Location
62 , Gillabbey Street , Cork
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Cork City Council
Site Area
0.005 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
1 September 2017
Status
WITHDRAWN
Decision
N/A
Withdrawn
26 April 2018

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1737667REFUSED8 Dec 2017

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