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31 Stephen Street , Cork

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Planning application 2039188

Cork - Cork City Council

Proposed Development

Permission to demolish existing garage premises and to erect a two and a half storey pitched roof house in place of it which incorporates variations on the permitted residential unit, planning register reference T.P. 09/34203.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    20 Mar 2020

  2. Application withdrawn

    30 Jul 2020

Application Details

Location
31 Stephen Street , Cork
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Cork City Council

Timeline

Registration Date
20 March 2020
Status
WITHDRAWN
Decision
N/A
Withdrawn
30 July 2020

Location

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2039786CONDITIONAL21 Dec 2020

Permission to demolish existing garage premises and to erect a two and a half storey pitched roof house in place of it at 31, Stephen Street and to erect 2 no. one and a half storey houses fronting St. Kevin Square all of which incorporates variations on the permitted residential units, planning register reference T.P. 09/34203.

31 Stephen Street , and adjacent to , 62 St. Kevin Square

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2039155REFUSED10 Mar 2020

Permission to erect 2no. one and a half storey houses fronting St. Kevin's Square which is a modification of the permitted residential unit Ref T.P. 09/34203 and P.L.28.236172 and adjacent to No. 62 St. Kevin's Square at St. Kevin's Square

St. Kevin's Square , (Adjacent to No.62 St. Kevin's Square)

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2140366CONDITIONAL20 Jul 2021

Permission to convert existing 3 storey dwelling to 3 no. apartments including a ground floor single storey flat roof extension to rear, new enclosed staircase and side access to property adjacent to north gable wall and ancillary site works.

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2241024CONDITIONAL19 Apr 2022

Permission for demolition of an existing two storey dwelling and the construction of new two storey dwelling and associated site works.

90 Friars Street , Cork

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2543923CONDITIONAL30 May 2025

Permission for demolition of rear annexe and construction of single storey extensions to rear and side of existing two storey end of terrace dwelling, alterations to rear elevation, replacement of non-original windows and doors to front elevation along with all associated site development works.

90 Friar Street , Cork

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2543740CONDITIONAL26 Mar 2025

Permission for demolition of a rear single storey extension, permission for construction of a part two storey and part single storey rear extension, elevation changes to include removal of front elevation dash plaster, changes to front dormer window and associated siteworks.

101 Friar Street , Cork City

67m
2342067CONDITIONAL9 Jun 2023

Permission for a 2-storey extension to rear of existing dwelling including roof garden/ terrace area and all associated site works.

No. 101 Friar Street , Cork City

67m
2442697CONDITIONAL27 Feb 2024

Permission is sought to convert an existing adjoining two-storey garage to a proposed 1 bedroom dwelling and all associated site works.

111 Industry Street , Cork

75m
1737381CONDITIONAL13 Apr 2017

permission is sought for construction of a new front dormer window to replace existing, minor internal alterations, and construction of a first floor (dormer level) rear extension

104 , Friar Street , Cork

77m
1938444REFUSED10 Jun 2019

Permission for retention for change of use of an existing garage to an as constructed dwelling unit at 22A Stephen Street, Cork.

22A Stephen Street , Cork

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