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11 McCurtain Street & 38 Connolly Street Fermoy Co.Cork

Refused

Planning application 24/4926

Cork - Cork County Council

Proposed Development

Permission for retention of change of use of first and second floors from former restaurant to use as 2 no. 1 bed apartments and permission to change the use of the ground floor former restaurant to 1 no. bed apartment. This involve the carrying out of works to a protected structure.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    23 May 2024

  2. Decision due

    28 Jan 2025

  3. Decision: Refused

    28 Jan 2025

Application Details

Location
11 McCurtain Street & 38 Connolly Street Fermoy Co.Cork
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission for Retention
Planning Authority
Cork County Council

Timeline

Registration Date
23 May 2024
Status
Application Closed
Decision
Refused
Decision Date
28 January 2025

Location

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25/5496Conditional Permission31 Jul 2025

Permission for a change of use and alterations to a protected structure consisting of a change of use from existing retail use to hot food takeaway at ground floor level only, and to change 4 no. existing PVC windows to (period correct style) slide sash hardwood timber windows at first floor level to front elevation, it is also proposed to change both existing front doors at ground floor - front elevation to (period correct style) hardwood panel doors, and also to construct a single storey extension to the rear of the property. Permission is further sought for a new shop signage to front elevation. Retention permission is also sought to retain indefinitely existing ground floor doorway (to front elevation -which is used for on street access to existing first floor residential unit) and existing internal stairs, and for an existing first floor kitchen extension to the rear of property. All works to include all associated and necessary site works

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25/5246INCOMPLETED APPLICATION26 Jun 2025

Permission for a change of use and alterations to a Protected Structure consisting of a change of use from existing retail use to hot food takeaway at ground floor level only, and to change 4 no. existing PVC windows to (period correct style) slide sash hardwood timber windows at first floor level to front elevation, change both existing front doors at ground floor- front elevation to (period correct style) hard wood panel doors, construct a single storey extension to the rear of the property. Permission for new shop signage to front elevation. Permission for Retention to retain indefinitely existing ground floor doorway (to front elevation – which is used for on street access to existing first floor residential unit) and existing internal stairs, and for an existing first floor kitchen extension to the rear of the property. All works to include all associated and necessary site works.

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Permission for change of use of portion of ground floor of existing dwelling (which was also formally used as a public house/bar) to café/ delicatessen and construction of a toilet extension to rear of the existing dwelling. This involves the carrying out of works to a Protected Structure.

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05/51001REFUSED7 Feb 2005

Permission is sought by The Electricity Supply Board Telecoms, 27 Lower Fitzwilliam Street, Dublin 2 for the erection of a 20 metre high, free standing wooden communication structure, carrying antennae and communication dishes, with associated ground-mounted equipment cabins within a 2.4 metre high palisade compound, at ESB's existing Fermoy Shop, McCurtain Street, Fermoy, Co. Cork.

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Permission for change of use of commercial building to 4 no. apartments.

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