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61 & 62 , Gillabbey Street , Cork

CONDITIONAL

Planning application 2442893

Cork - Cork City Council

Proposed Development

Permission for alterations & extensions to 2 no. existing dwellings at no. 61 Gillabbey Street, T12 EFY2 & no. 62 Gillabbey Street, T12 C2R8. Works proposed as follows.

  1. a)
    Raise the main roof level to form a new 2nd floor extension in no.61 to match the existing ridge height of no.62
  2. b)
    install 2 no. new dormer windows on the Gillabbey Street elevation & windows/rooflights to the rear of the raised roof of no.61.
  3. c)
    remove an existing rooflight & unused chimney on the existing roof of no.62
  4. d)
    install a new dormer window on the Gillabbey Street elevation of no.62
  5. e)
    add an upper level bathroom extension to the rear of no.62 over an existing bathroom
  6. f)
    all other associated works.
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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    29 Apr 2024

  2. Decision due

    28 Apr 2025

  3. Decision: CONDITIONAL

    28 Apr 2025

  4. Grant issued

    9 Jun 2025

Application Details

Location
61 & 62 , Gillabbey Street , Cork
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Cork City Council
Site Area
0.02 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
29 April 2024
Status
APPLICATION FINALISED
Decision
CONDITIONAL
Decision Date
28 April 2025
Grant Date
9 June 2025

Location

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