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18 Pearse Square, Fermoy Td., Fermoy, Co.Cork

Awaiting Admin Validation

Planning application 26/2723

Cork - Cork County Council

Proposed Development

Permission for retention of change of use of former ground floor offices to café which is a protected structure

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    21 Oct 2026

  2. Decision due (upcoming)

    15 Dec 2026

Application Details

Location
18 Pearse Square, Fermoy Td., Fermoy, Co.Cork
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission for Retention
Planning Authority
Cork County Council

Timeline

Registration Date
21 October 2026
Status
Awaiting Admin Validation
Decision
Pending
Decision Due
15 December 2026

Location

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Planning Applications Nearby

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26/2358Invalid - Case Closed9 Sept 2026

Permission for retention of change of use of former ground floor office to café

18, Pearse Square, Fermoy, Cork, P61YR27

19m
05/51019CONDITIONAL5 Oct 2005

To construct a 4 storey extension comprising of 16 no additional bedrooms, extension to Dining Room at Ground Floor, additonal toilets and ancillary facilities to rear of the Grand Hotel. This development consists of carrying out works on a protected structure.

The Grand Hotel Ashe Quay Fermoy Co. Cork.

20m
07/51007CONDITIONAL4 Apr 2007

new advertisement to include halo illuminated logo and lettering internally illyminated fascia, projecting dign and new arm header sign.

Pearse Square Fermoy, Co.Cork

24m
04/51029CONDITIONAL15 Dec 2004

Construction of 4 storey building to incorporate ground/first floor retail and second/third floor commercial/retail including part basement.

Corner of Pearse Square & McCurtain Street

24m
19/5693CONDITIONAL3 Jul 2019

Change of use of existing commercial/retail premises to a Gym with associated fit out, including changing facilities, fitness studio etc.

Second Floor ,2/3 Pearse Square (corner of Pearse Square and McCurtain St) Fermoy County Cork

35m
06/51008CONDITIONAL24 Feb 2006

Conversion of 2 no existing shop units to 1 no shop unit, for the modification of the 2 no first floor apartments and for alterations to existing shop front.

4 & 6 McCurtain Street

47m
05/51015CONDITIONAL26 Aug 2005

The erection of a replacement fascia sign and a projecting sign.

12 McCurtain Street Fermoy Co. Cork.

47m
04/51022REFUSED29 Sept 2004

New disabled ramped access and new steps to existing main entrance door together with associated site works.

12 McCurtain Street Fermoy Co. Cork.

53m
26/2645Awaiting Validation SRO13 Oct 2026

Permission for Retention of the conversion of the overhead living accommodation into 5 self-contained single-bedroom accommodation units for short-term letting, together with all associated site development works.

3 Pearse Square, Fermoy, Co. Cork.

64m
06/51032WITHDRAWN1 Nov 2006

The development will consist of:- · Change of use of first and second floor from dwelling to the following public bar and smoking area to the first floor and ancillary facilities to second floor. · New shop front. · Internal alterations to Protected Structure in all stories including replacing existing staircases with 2 no. new staircases, demolition of part of stud walls to create openings in internal walls, replacing parts of floor and proposed new dividing walls.: · Replacement of 3 no of external doors to match existing and recessed. · Conservation and restoration of the protected structure where necessary.

22 McCurtain Street Fermoy

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