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3, New Square, Mitchelstown, Cork, P67WN73

Grant with Conditions

Planning application 26/0020

Cork - Cork County Council

Proposed Development

Permission for a) proposed change of use from existing public house on ground floor (211m2) and part first floor (56m2) to proposed class 2 - bank use, b) proposed shopfront alterations, c) proposed new internally illuminated fascia signage, d) proposed new double sided internally illuminated projecting sign, and e) proposed addition of external access ramp and steps at entrance.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    9 Jan 2026

  2. Decision: Grant with Conditions

    8 May 2026

  3. Decision due

    11 May 2026

  4. Grant issued

    12 Jun 2026

Application Details

Location
3, New Square, Mitchelstown, Cork, P67WN73
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
Cork County Council

Timeline

Registration Date
9 January 2026
Status
Application Closed
Decision
Grant with Conditions
Decision Date
8 May 2026
Grant Date
12 June 2026

Location

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