3 Daunt Square , Cork

Permission for development at McDonalds Restaurant, 64 St Patricks Street, 4 Daunts Square. This development will consist of 2 No. Window display units behind the existing glazed shop front and 2 No. Vinyl applied graphic to internal face of 2 windows to Elevations. This is a protected structure.

McDonalds Restaurant , 64 St Patrick's Street , & 4 Daunts Square

Permission for retention of existing canopy and fixed heaters to façade of existing building, and for Permission for new canopy to façade of existing building and removal of existing fixed umbrellas. The new development works relate to a Protected Structure (PS01)

The Roundy House , No 1 Castle St , T12RX09

Permission for change of use of part of ground floor and entire first, second and third floors from office and storage use to residential, namely; 5 no. apartments, along with alterations to rear elevation including balconies and new residential access on Patrick Street elevation.

67 Patrick Street , Cork City

Permission for Alterations to existing mixed-use building namely; change of use of part of ground floor and entire first, second, and third floors from office space to residential consisting of 3no. studio apartments along with an alteration to the rear elevation including new rear window and all associated site development works

64 , St Patricks Street , Cork

Permission for the redevelopment of the Queens Old Castle, No. 84-89 Grand Parade, Cork City. The proposed works involve the demolition, and reconstruction of internal and some external elements of the existing block at all levels within the curtilage of the existing pattern to form 2 no. reconfigured smaller retail shops at ground level fronting onto Grand Parade, and the change of use of a large portion of the ground floor to the rear from retail (and ancillary storage) to retail and co-working office use (where the former Argos store and current Dealz stores are currently located) and the provision of a new entrance to the co-working space at ground floor level accessed off Grand Parade with a mezzanine office at 1.5 floor level. The development proposed constitutes the retention of 275.656m2 of retail space and the provision of 3382.9m2 of office/co working space. Planning permission is sought for the development outlined herein including, internal demolition, minor alterations to the facade, internal reconfiguration the removal/relocation of partitions, counters, accommodation stairs, reconfiguration of internal units, drainage, bin storage, reception area, meeting rooms, facilities, plant space and all associated site works.

The Queens Old Castle , 84-89 Grand Parade , Cork City

Permission is sought for the conservation, refurbishment, alteration and change of use of the existing structure including the partial demolition of original and non-original fabric and the construction of a mixed-use office and retail development with primary access from Grand Parade with service/ancillary access from Saint Augustine Street. The proposed development consists of the construction of a part 3, part 4, part 6 and part 7 storey office block compromising 104,711 ft2 GFA ( 9,728m2)(including retained area) as well as enclosed roof top plant at 7th floor level. The retail element comprises a total of 1,318.6 ft.( 122.5 m2) GFA of comparison retail space fronting onto Grand Parade. The proposed office space will be designed to be suitable for a single user or multiple users with subdivisions. The proposed development will also include roof terraces, rooflights, fire escapes, drainage, ancillary services, plant, bin storage, 66 no. internal cycle parking spaces, staff changing facilities and 1 no. ESB sub station and all associated site development works.

The Queens Old Castle , 84-89 Grand Parade , Cork City

Permission for (1). Change of use of existing electronics sale & repair shop on the ground floor & 1st into a coffee/juice bar & restaurant with seating (2). Removal of existing 1st floor extension (3). construction of new single storey 1st floor extension with 1 No. roof light (4). construction of new ground floor to 1st stairs (5). New signage at the ground floor south façade and (7). All associated site works

19 Castle Street , Cork City , Cork

Permission is sought by Ortley Way Limited for the change of use of the ground floor of 9 Castle Street, being a Protected Structure, from retail to Café/Restaurant.

9 , Castle Street , Cork

Permission for change of use from retail to gymnasium at Unit 7b ground and first floor level , Cornmarket Centre and for increase in floor area of ground floor unit by 3 sq.m and subsequent reduction of adjacent stairwell by 3 sq.m all within the curtilage of a protected structure, at Unit 7b, The Cornmarket Centre, 13-15 and 31-34 Cornmarket Street backing onto Paul's St., St. Paul's Avenue, Little Market St. and Daltons Avenue, Cork City of which No., 13 and 14 Cornmarket St. and the former St. Paul's Church and Churchyard are Protected Structures (all now known as The Cornmarket Centre).

Unit 7b The Cornmarket Centre , 13-15 & 31-34 Cornmarket St. backing onto , Pauls St. St. Pauls Avenue

Permission for the amalgamation of the ground floor of No.9 and No.9A Castle Street, the proposed development consists of the change of use from retail 'The Gold Reserve' to restaurant use to facilitate the expansion of 'Sonflour' restaurant, this involves the demolition of some internal elements, the existing façade (including shopfront) is proposed to be retained, the proposed development also includes the provision of signage to match No.9, and all associated site development works. The proposed development is located at No.9 ('Sonflour' Restaurant) and No.9A ('The Gold Reserve'), Castle Street, Cork. The proposed development relates to protected structures PS1038-No.9 Castle Street and PS1039-No.9A-13 Castle Street.

No.9 (Sonflour Restaurant) , and No.9A (The Gold Reserve) , Castle Street