The Shelbourne Bar , 16-17 MacCurtain Street , Cork City

Permission for a development at the ground floor of Number 18 MacCurtain Street, Cork City. The proposed development consists of the change of use from Taxi base (formerly Amer Cabs and Cara Cabs) to a bespoke take away/restaurant. The proposed development includes the demolition of a small toilet/outbuilding to the rear and the construction of a new toilet to the rear also. The proposal includes the provision of a kitchen and associated ventilation, some internal seating, drainage and all associated site development works.

18 , MacCurtain Street , Cork City

Permission for change of use of ground floor and basement floor at No. 14 MacCurtain Street from salon to public house at 14 MacCurtain Street (vacant beauty salon), Cork. Permission is further sought various alterations including (1) Demolition of a section of party wall between no. 13 & no. 14 MacCurtain Street to provide access between the two buildings at basement and ground floor levels. (2) Removal and relocation of existing stairs between basement and ground floor at no. 14 MacCurtain Street. (3) Removal of toilet facilities on first floor of no. 13 and relocation to basement of no. 14. (4) New external signage, lighting and canopy to the front elevation of no. 14 and all associated works.

No. 13 and No. 14 , MacCurtain Street , Cork City

Permission for retention... for (1) change of use in Unit 47B from pharmacy and associated store to retail shop (61.25sq.m) with café/deli preparation and sales area (29.48sq.m), (2) linkage of rear of Unit 47A to Unit 47B, (3) change of use at rear of 47A from store, office and toilet facilities to café/deli seating area (19.83sq.m) with office and toilet facilities, (4) provision of escape corridor in Unit 47A and (5) provision of signage with internally illuminated letters at Units 47A and 47B, MacCurtain Street, Cork.

King's Gala Super Store Ltd. , 47A and 47B MacCurtain Street , Cork City

permission to extend an existing property at 16 St. Patricks Quay Cork (Macau Sporting Club) into an existing adjoining 2 storey property at 12 St Patricks Quay. The proposed development will include the following:- Alterations to 12 St Patricks Quay,- A material change of use from retail to gaming and leisure, at 12 St. Patricks Quay,- Elevational alterations to include removal of existing pitched roof & provisio0n of a new flat roof for 12 St. Patricks Quay. Retention permission is further sought for:-Retention of signage

12 and 16 , Saint Patrick's Quay , Cork

Permission for retention for change of use of ground floor unit from retail use to café/restaurant use with associated internal alterations and services.

42 MacCurtain Street , Cork

Permission is sought for modifications to the ground floor window and the entrance doors, to the east of the original entrance of the Metropole Hotel. The Metropole Hotel is a Protected Structure (PS185).

Metropole Hotel , MacCurtain Street , Cork City

Permission for the change of use from beauty clinic to private members club, internal alterations including demolition works to the existing building and for new signage to front of existing building.

40 McCurtain Street , Cork

Retention planning permission is sought for a new pedestrian entrance to an existing gaming arcade, elevational alterations and external signage at No.28 MacCurtain Street. Retention planning permission is also sought for elevational alterations and new signage at 5 St. Patrick's Quay, all at both 28 MacCurtain Street and 5 St. Patrick's Quay, Victorian Quarter, Cork. The development consists of carrying out works to a Recorded Protected Structure reference number PS410.

5 St. Patricks Quay , Victorian Quarter Cork , & 28 MacCurtain Street

Trigon Hotels Ltd, intend to apply for a 10-year permission for full planning permission for the redevelopment and refurbishment of the Metropole Hotel and former P.J. O' Hea site at a site bounded by MacCurtain Street to the north, St. Patrick's Quay to the south and existing buildings to the east and west; Harley's Street traverses the centre of the site. The proposed development consists of 1) the demolition of buildings to the south of the original Metropole hotel including the modern existing rear extension, Leeside Leisure, and part of No. 25 St Patrick's Quay (the façade of No. 25 St. Patrick's Quay is to be kept and incorporated into the hotel redevelopment) and 2) the demolition of the former P.J. O' Hea building St Patrick's Quay and Harley's Street. The proposed development includes the construction of a new hotel extension of 6 floors over upper & lower ground level to the south of the existing Metropole Hotel with primary access from the existing MacCurtain Street Hotel entrance at Ground Floor level. It includes hotel accommodation of 140 new bedrooms, bar and restaurant facilities, 4 no. retail / cafe units at ground floor level, penthouse function rooms, 2 levels of basement parking for 92 cars, ancillary hotel uses and site access and development works. The refurbishment and renovation of the existing hotel building includes 43 bedroom suites and meeting rooms, the rein-statement of original ground floor frontage and the historic entrance on MacCurtain Street. The proposed development also allows for the construction of a new 228 bedroom hotel at the former P.J. O' Hea site consisting of 6 floors of bedroom accommodation over upper and lower ground floor lobby and including hotel bar with one retail unit, roof terrace and two no. link bridges to the Metropole Hotel over Harley's Street. The proposed overall development will allow for a total of 411 no. bedrooms. Access to the car park is via St. Patrick's Quay. The proposed development includes signage and all associated site development works. This application is accompanied by a Natura Impact Statement (NIS) and Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) / Environmental Impact Assessment Report (EIAR) The Metropole Hotel is a protected structure (Cork City Council Record of Protected Structures listing PS 185)

Metropole Hotel , MacCurtain Street , Harley St and

Permission for development which will consist of the provision of 2 no. banner signs (4.8m x 0.65m) on the front elevation of Grace Christian Church, no. 53 McCurtain Street, Cork. The proposed development is within the curtilage of Thompson's House, a protected structure (Reference PS188)

No.53 McCurtain Street , Cork