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No.58 MacCurtain Street , (Former Garda Station) , Cork City

CONDITIONAL

Planning application 2140313

Cork - Cork City Council

Proposed Development

Permission for the construction of a scheme involving the change of use from commercial (Former Garda Station) and ancillary office and storage to residential comprising the provision of 9 no. apartments within the curtilage of the existing structure at all levels (4 above basement). 5 no. studio apartments, 3 no. 1 bed apartments and 1 no. 2 bed apartment are proposed together with the provision of 15 no. cycle parking spaces in the rear courtyard along with the reconfiguration of the existing rear annex to facilitate ancillary storage and fire escape access onto Little William Street. The development also includes drainage, minor internal demolition and alterations, conservation works to the front façade and all associated site development works.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    24 Jun 2021

  2. Decision due

    28 Jan 2022

  3. Decision: CONDITIONAL

    28 Jan 2022

  4. Grant issued

    11 Mar 2022

Application Details

Location
No.58 MacCurtain Street , (Former Garda Station) , Cork City
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Cork City Council
Site Area
0.02 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
24 June 2021
Status
APPLICATION FINALISED
Decision
CONDITIONAL
Decision Date
28 January 2022
Grant Date
11 March 2022

Location

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2039350CONDITIONAL18 Jun 2020

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2139881CONDITIONAL3 Feb 2021

Retention of lift shaft overrun comprising of changes to the height, width and depth of the dimensions permitted under T.P. 1737657.

Former Windsor Hotel , 54-55 MacCurtain Street , Cork

26m
1737657CONDITIONAL29 Nov 2017

Permission is sought by MacCurtain Street Hoteliers Ltd for a development. The proposed development will comprise of: (1) the part demolition of the existing structures on the site of 546.07sqm; (2) the construction of a part 5, part 6, part 7 and part 8 storey over basement guest accommodation facility (of 73 rooms providing 90 bedspaces) with an overall area of 1,949m2; (3) the provision of a public bar facility on the ground floor with an external courtyard, and (4) all necessary site works, not limited but including ancillary works

'The Windsor Inn' , 54-55 MacCurtain Street , On the corner of MacCurtain Street and York Street

26m
2039553CONDITIONAL23 Sept 2020

Retention of demolition southern and western facades (MacCurtain Street and York Street respectively) and erection of replacement facades corresponding to those permitted under T.P. 1737657.

Former Windsor Hotel , 54-55 MacCurtain Street , Cork

47m
1837846REFUSED5 Apr 2018

Permission for change of use of premises from retail to amusement arcade with alterations at ground floor level at 2. McCurtain Street. The proposed alterations and internal alterations proposed to 3 McCurtain street will facilitate the amalgamation of the unit with the existing amusement arcade at 'Gold Rush' 3 McCurtain street

No. 2 & No. 3 , McCurtain Street

49m
1737684CONDITIONAL14 Dec 2017

Permission is sought for alterations to the ground floor south elevation of a protected structure (minor change in design to that permitted under planning registration no 15/36655) and associated site works

Thompson House , MacCurtain Street , Cork

50m
1838046CONDITIONAL7 Sept 2018

Permission is sought for the change of use of unit D, unit E and rear cafe, from retail use and cafe use to licensed premises incorporating a Nano Brewery with associated restaurant, alterations to the internal layout and associated site works to a protected structure.

Thompson House , MacCurtain Street , Cork

51m
2039100REFUSED20 Feb 2020

Permission to erect and fit a decorative brass metal canopy with associated supports to the front faced over the main entrance to Unit D of a Protected Structure.

Unit D , Thomson House , MacCurtain Street

60m
2039165CONDITIONAL12 Mar 2020

Permission for the redevelopment of the Leisureplex site, No.1 MacCurtain Street and Brian Boru Street, Cork to provide for a 171 bedroom hotel. The proposed development consists of: the demolition of existing structures; retention of and modifications to the existing façade of the Former Postal Sorting Offices (Protected Structure PS007); the construction of a 5-7 storey hotel including a bar and restaurant at ground floor level, roof top plant at 5th floor level, a new service vehicle access onto MacCurtain Street, a service yard including an external plant area and generator enclosure, all ancillary signage and all associated site development works. The proposed development consists of the carrying out of works to Protected Structure PS007.

Leisureplex site , No.1 MacCurtain Street , and Brian Boru Street

60m
2039165CONDITIONAL12 Mar 2020

Permission for the redevelopment of the Leisureplex site, No.1 MacCurtain Street and Brian Boru Street, Cork to provide for a 171 bedroom hotel. The proposed development consists of: the demolition of existing structures; retention of and modifications to the existing façade of the Former Postal Sorting Offices (Protected Structure PS007); the construction of a 5-7 storey hotel including a bar and restaurant at ground floor level, roof top plant at 5th floor level, a new service vehicle access onto MacCurtain Street, a service yard including an external plant area and generator enclosure, all ancillary signage and all associated site development works. The proposed development consists of the carrying out of works to Protected Structure PS007.

Leisureplex site , No.1 MacCurtain Street , and Brian Boru Street

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