38/39 Washington Street , Cork City

Permission for retention of change of use from newsagents to cafe comprising of two number toilets, rear storage room with external signage to front elevation depicting "Brew 132" all at ground floor level to the Protected Structure ref. PS1104.

Brew 132 Cafe , 37 Washington Street , Cork City Centre

Permission for change of use from retail shop to restaurant, minor internal works, front elevation hanging signage and front sun shade canopy and ancillary site works to protected structure PS1102

35 Washington Street , Cork

Permission is sought for change of use of first, second and third floor of 4,5 and 6 South Main Street from nightclub to a 16 bedroom hostel, for interconnection of 4/5 with 6 South Main Street at first and second floor.

4 5 and 6 , South Main Street

Permission for the provision of a hoist from the ground floor kitchen to serve the second floor, alterations to the second floor to extend the existing rooftop terrace, along with the provision of toilets and alterations to internal layouts at the second floor.

Brick Lane , 4-6 South Main Street , Cork

Permission for a change of use of an existing building from a church to a ground floor office unit and 2no. overhead apartments for short term rental use at 15 South Main Street, Cork. Permission is further sought for elevational alterations to the existing building.

15 South Main Street , Cork

Permission for change of use of ground floor retail shop to Betting Shop at No. 11 & 12 Castle Street and for the demolition of ground floor internal walls between units 11,12 & 13 Castle Street with new illuminated projecting & fascia signage, new entrance door and new external glazed windows and all associated site development works at no 11,12 & 13 Castle Street and no 7 South Main Street Cork City . Proposed works are located on the ground floor of a protected structure as listed in the Cork City Development Plan, PS1039 Castle Street 9A-13.

11 12 13 Castle Street and , 7 South Main Street , Cork City

Permission for development 9A, 10, 11, 12 and 13 Castle Street. And 1-7 Paradise Place. The Catholic Young Men's Society. South Main Street. The refurbishment of 2 no. 2/3 storey buildings at Castle Street and South Main Street, Cork City. Permission will consist of (1) Change of use of ground floor retail shop to betting shop at No.s 11 and 12 Castle Street; and (2) For the demolition of ground floor internal walls between units 10, 11, 12 and 13 Castle Street with (3) New illuminated projecting and fascia signage and renovation of existing ones or replacement with identical ones if renovation is not possible. (4) External glazed windows and (5) All associated site development works at No.s 10, 11. 12 and 13 Castle Street and No. 7 South Main Street. (6) The change of use of first and second floors 9A to 13 Castle Street and 1-7 South Main Street from storage to residential use comprising 6 no. one bedroom apartments, one studio apartment and 3 no. one bedroom apartments with mezzanine. (All works subject to planning permission sought are part of Protect Structures: No. 1 to 7 Paradise Place, PS 1011. And 9A to 13 Castle Street, PS 1039).

9A 10 11 12 and 13 , Castle Street and 1-7 , Paradise Place The

Permission for 1) The retention of an existing fixed awning structure consisting of a prefabricated galvanized frame bolted to existing block wall, metal tension rods, and a retractable red and white striped awning material covering. 2) The retention of existing raised external seating area surrounded by a timber panel fence, stud wall and timber planters. 3) The installation of a metal frame structure with fixed toughened glass panels, to be fitted on top of the existing stud wall to create a sheltered seating enclosure. The proposed structure will be 500mm below the existing awning structure all round. The proposed enclosure will include 3 no. emergency exit doors facing onto Little Cross Street as well as two additional metal frame doors with glass and cladding to be located at either end of the enclosure. 4) all associated site development works.

Rearden's Bar , Little Cross Street , Cork City

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

For permission and retention permission for development at Nos. 27-29 Washington Street, Cork (Protected Structure PS 1096/1097). The development will consist of permission for retention of 7 no. flagpoles on the Washington Street elevation. The development will also consist of the removal of 5 no. existing awnings and replacement with 7 no. new awnings, to the exterior of the structure on Little Cross Street elevation and the removal of 2 no. existing awnings and replacement with 5 no. new awnings to the exterior of the structure on the Washington Street elevation and all associated ancillary structures required to facilitate outdoor dining, including screens and heaters, directly adjoining the building on Little Cross Street and Washington Street. No internal works are proposed to the building.

Dwyers of Cork , 27-29 Washington Street , Cork