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12 Midleton Street Kilgarvan Cobh Co.Cork

Conditional Permission

Planning application 22/5162

Cork - Cork County Council

Proposed Development

Permission for the construction of toilet facilities and all associated site works.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    20 May 2022

  2. Decision: Conditional Permission

    24 Aug 2022

  3. Decision due

    7 Sept 2022

  4. Grant issued

    4 Oct 2022

Application Details

Location
12 Midleton Street Kilgarvan Cobh Co.Cork
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
Cork County Council

Timeline

Registration Date
20 May 2022
Status
Application Closed
Decision
Conditional Permission
Decision Date
24 August 2022
Grant Date
4 October 2022

Location

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06/52072CONDITIONAL15 Sept 2006

[a] Alterations, renovations and extension to existing ground floor Pharmacy Shop area [b] Alterations to front facade [c] Three storey extension to rear as extension to Pharmacy Shop and existing 2 No. Apartments - one on first and one on second floor [d] Provision of 2 No. Parking Spaces by demolition of Garage to rear. [Protected Structure].

No. 15, Midleton Street Cobh Co. Cork.

27m
05/52028CONDITIONAL11 May 2005

Two-storey extension to the rear of Cobh Youth Centre

Cobh Youth Centre The Plateau 16, Midleton Street Cobh.

31m
10/52029CONDITIONAL15 Dec 2010

Change of use for an area of existing retail premises from retail to off-licence

17/18, Midleton Street Cobh Co. Cork.

34m
05/52038CONDITIONAL8 Jul 2005

Change of use from dwelling at 17, Midleton Street to [a] provide shop on entire ground floor and hairdressing salon on first floor level at the extreme rear as an extension to the existing shop at 18, Midleton Street, Cobh [b] Provide separate entrance to two-bed apartments on each of the first and second floors incorporating the partial extensions to the rear and part use of 18, Midleton Street [c] new shop frontage and entrance at 18, Midleton Street

17/18, Midleton Street Cobh Co. Cork.

36m
07/52029CONDITIONAL2 May 2007

Extension of existing Cafe/Sandwich Bar/Take Away and conversion of existing residential section overhead into 3 No. Apartments. PROTECTED STRUCTURE.

7, Midleton Street Cobh Co. Cork.

36m
13/52001CONDITIONAL23 Jan 2013

Change of existing retail unit to take-away with restaurant/seating facilities, internal modifications and all associated works [Protected Structure]

28/29, Bishop Street Cobh Co. Cork

42m
07/52052CONDITIONAL25 Oct 2007

Extension of existing licensed area at Jack Doyle's Bar at 18A Midleton Street in to part of existing shop at 18 Midleton Street for an off-sales area within the shop

18, Midleton Street Cobh Co. Cork.

48m
06/52010CONDITIONAL3 Feb 2006

Alterations and first floor extension to Jack Doyle's pub at 18A, Midleton Street, Cobh to [a] provide first floor bar, toilets, games room and ancillary smoking area [b] change top floor to office/store as part of adjacent shop at 18, Midleton Street

18/18A, Midleton Street Cobh Co. Cork.

48m
07/52048CONDITIONAL17 Aug 2007

Alterations to ground floor pub including relocation of toilets and stores and external steps up to lane at rear, first floor extension to rear of premises for bar and external steps down to lane at rear

Jack Doyle's Bar 18A, Midleton Street Cobh Co. Cork.

48m
16/6332INCOMPLETED APPLICATION21 Sept 2016

A) Change front elevation to form entrance door, B) Demolish part of the rear of building and lower ground levels in order to allow construction of new ground floor layout, C) Construct first floor restaurant over ground floor bar, D) Create fire escape exists from both floors to rear of building.

Jack Doyle's Bar 18A Midleton St Cobh Co. Cork

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