9 Dyke Parade , Cork

permission at 4 Woods Street for a change of use of existing ground floor garage to a storage space to serve proposed overhead 2 apartments at first floor and second floor level for which permission is further sought. Permission for demolition is also sought for existing first floor and roof level. Façade alterations proposed at ground floor level will include replacement of existing garage doors with new access doors for use by proposed apartments overhead.

No. 4 , Woods Street , Cork

permission to erect ground floor storage space with separate entrance, bin storage and entrance to upper floors. One apartment on first floor and one on second floor

No.4 Woods Street , Cork

Permission is sought by John Hanley to demolish front façade of 4 Woods Street and construct a 3 storey building in place with the ground floor to be used as a computer repair unit and with residential use overhead at first and second floors housing 1 no. apartment

No 4 Woods Street , Cork

permission for the demolition of no's 7,8,9&10 Wood's Street, Cork City, and for the construction of a new Cancer Care Centre and all associated site works on a 0.02 Ha site. The development, measuring 421 sq m, which will range in height from 2 to 3 storeys, will include, offices, reception, waiting area, social space, multi-purpose space, counselling rooms, reading room and all associated ancillary spaces.

7-10 , Wood's Street

Permission at No.1 Dyke Parade, Cork City T12FE00. The development will consist of the change of use of existing vacant ground floor commercial unit, which is a protected structure (Ref: PS576), for use as a café/restaurant with customer seating and including the sale of hot food for consumption off the premises, internal refurbishment works, elevational changes, including the replacement of existing signage, and all associated site development works.

1 Dyke Parade , Cork City

Permission to retain dormer window as constructed to rear of dwelling.

No. 7 , Mardyke Street , Cork

permission for development which will consist of alterations to extension to and a change of use of the vacant lot which is 2 to 3 storeys over basement plus attic in height from a former residential use to a guest house use to accommodate 22 number ensuite guest bedrooms and all ancillary uses the construction of an extension to the rear annex at ground floor level to provide a plant room glazed lobby area and kitchen/dining area with flat roof covered bin store replacement of existing part corrugated roof with a part new slate roof and part reinstated slate roof with vents raised between 0.84m and 1.73m to facilitate a new stair to the rear annex within the existing link internal life to provide access to rear annex new and replacement fenestration reinstatement of rendered string coursing to the front elevation signage drainage and new front access ramp and gate and associated alterations to existing front railing. the proposed development will also consist of demolition of internal walls on the ground first and second floors and external ground floor plant shed. the proposed development consists of or comprises the carrying out of work to a protected structure (ref number PS594)

19 Dyke Parade , Cork City

permission for development on a 0.32 Ha site at The Former Square Deal premises ( a Protected Structure), Washington Street West, Cork City (bounded to the south by Washington street , to the west by Woods Street, to the north by Lynch's Street and to the east by buildings fronting Little Hanover Street). The development, measuring 9,458 sq m, which will range in height from part 2 to part 6 no. Storey's will consist of: the retention of the 19th century two- and three-storey redbrick section to Washington Street West. The provision of a mixed use development including a co-working space with associated café/ bar meeting rooms and ancillary spaces (1,605 sq m ); a café (310 sq m) ; and a student accommodation residence (7,543 sq m ) ( which will be utilised for short-term letting during student holiday periods) providing 242 no. bed spaces.

The Former Square Deal Premises (Prot. Struc.) , (Bounded by Washington Street Woods Street , Lynch’s Street and Little Hanover Street)

permission for development on a 0.32 Ha site at The Former Square Deal premises ( a Protected Structure), Washington Street West, Cork City (bounded to the south by Washington street , to the west by Woods Street, to the north by Lynch's Street and to the east by buildings fronting Little Hanover Street). The development, measuring 9,458 sq m, which will range in height from part 2 to part 6 no. Storey's will consist of: the retention of the 19th century two- and three-storey redbrick section to Washington Street West. The provision of a mixed use development including a co-working space with associated café/ bar meeting rooms and ancillary spaces (1,605 sq m ); a café (310 sq m) ; and a student accommodation residence (7,543 sq m ) ( which will be utilised for short-term letting during student holiday periods) providing 242 no. bed spaces.

The Former Square Deal Premises (Prot. Struc.) , (Bounded by Washington Street Woods Street , Lynch’s Street and Little Hanover Street)

permission for development on a 0.32 Ha site at The Former Square Deal premises ( a Protected Structure), Washington Street West, Cork City (bounded to the south by Washington street , to the west by Woods Street, to the north by Lynch's Street and to the east by buildings fronting Little Hanover Street). The development, measuring 9,458 sq m, which will range in height from part 2 to part 6 no. Storey's will consist of: the retention of the 19th century two- and three-storey redbrick section to Washington Street West. The provision of a mixed use development including a co-working space with associated café/ bar meeting rooms and ancillary spaces (1,605 sq m ); a café (310 sq m) ; and a student accommodation residence (7,543 sq m ) ( which will be utilised for short-term letting during student holiday periods) providing 242 no. bed spaces.

The Former Square Deal Premises (Prot. Struc.) , (Bounded by Washington Street Woods Street , Lynch’s Street and Little Hanover Street)