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Dominick Street , Galway

CONDITIONAL

Planning application 22282

Galway - Galway City Council

Proposed Development

Permission for development which consists of the change of use of Lock House, located at Dominick Street Upper, from office use to use as medical consultancy rooms and associated offices. Lock House is a protected structure, ref 3301 on the list of protected structures

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    2 Nov 2022

  2. Decision: CONDITIONAL

    22 Dec 2022

  3. Decision due

    5 Jan 2023

  4. Grant issued

    1 Feb 2023

Application Details

Location
Dominick Street , Galway
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Galway City Council

Timeline

Registration Date
2 November 2022
Status
APPLICATION FINALISED
Decision
CONDITIONAL
Decision Date
22 December 2022
Grant Date
1 February 2023
Permission Expires
31 January 2028

Location

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Planning Applications Nearby

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35m
18295CONDITIONAL11 Sept 2018

Permission for alterations and extension to an existing commercial premises including a) change of use at ground and first floor from retail to licensed café, b) alterations and extension at rear of first floor, c) alterations to front elevation, all at No. 6 Dominick Street Upper and d) new openings (at ground and first floor) between No 6 and No 7 Dominick Street Upper, e) demolition of outbuildings, f) construction of new commercial space at ground (rear courtyard) and first floor including ancillary toilets, kitchen and stores at No. 7 Dominick Street Upper, a Protected Structure (no 3302)

Taylor's Bar , No 6 & No 7 Dominick Street Upper , Galway

35m
20106CONDITIONAL20 Apr 2020

Permission for minor revisions to previously granted extension & alterations to existing commercial premises (Pl. Ref: 18/295). Revisions include a) amendments and extensions to floor area at rear of premises at ground floor and first floor, b) alterations of elevations facing rear courtyard and Pump Lane and c) 2 no. new automatically-opening-vents above stairwellS. (No. 7 Dominick Street Upper, Galway is a Protected Structure, RPS Ref. 3302).

No.'s 6 & 7 Dominick Street , Galway

35m
2348REFUSED24 Feb 2023

Permission for development which consists of alterations and extensions to an existing commercial premises at No 7 (Taylors Bar) Dominick Street Upper, a protected structure (no.3302) to include the following: a) demolition of 2 No. adjoining commercial units at No's 5 & 6 Dominick Street Upper and the construction of a ground floor extension to the existing bar at No 7, a first floor licensed café and 2 no. residential units ( 1 no. 2 bed & 1 no. 1 bed ) at second and third floor levels, b) new openings at ground and first floor between No 6 and No 7, c) demolition of outbuildings, d) construction of a basement level below the rear courtyard of No 7 containing ancillary toilets , cold room/stores, e) construction of a two storey extension in the rear courtyard of No 7 containing ancillary toilets, kitchen & stores and all associated site works

No's 5 6 & 7 Dominick Street Upper , Galway

41m
17146CONDITIONAL1 Jun 2017

Permission for (1) works to repair ground floor façade to front elevation of commercial premises and (2) change of use of ground floor commercial premises from shop to retail/food display with tasting room. This application relates to a protected structure, ref. no. 3202

31 Dominick Street Lower , Galway

42m
21119CONDITIONAL20 Apr 2021

Permission for development which will consist of window repairs and replacement to upper levels of front and rear elevations (this is protected structure)

31-33 Lower Dominick Street , Galway

42m
2560079CONDITIONAL20 Mar 2025

Permission for development which consists of: retention permission for the following at 18, 19, 20 and 21 Dominick Street Upper, Galway City, Co Galway; (a) Permission to retain existing ground floor meeting rooms, shop, communal areas, reception, store and toilets from basement and parking area granted under planning permission reference P94/265. (b) Permission to retain existing elevations and roof from the elevations and roof granted under planning permission reference P94/265. (c) Permission to retain the existing elevations and roof from the elevations and roof granted under planning permission reference P96/447. (d) Permission to retain the change of use of the ground floor apartment, meeting rooms, shop, communal areas, reception, store, toilets, twelve first floor apartments, fourteen second floor apartments and three third floor apartments to an Accommodation Centre for protected persons for a temporary period of three years.

18 19 20 and 21 , Dominick Street Upper , Galway

48m
22339REFUSED21 Dec 2022

Permission for development which consists of retention for the provision of an open decking area to accommodate a dining & storage area located on the roof of the single-storey building to the rear of the property

No.03 , Dominick Street Upper , Galway

61m
17273N/A22 Sept 2017

Retention Permission for the provision of an external fire escape corridor, through the existing enclosed car park and onto the rear access roadway, to the rear of the property

Bridgewater Court , Lower Fairhill Road , Galway

62m
18296CONDITIONAL13 Sept 2018

Retention permission for the provision of an external fire escape corridor through the existing enclosed car park and onto the rear access roadway to the rear of the property known as "Bridgewater Court"

Lower Fairhill Road , Galway

67m
18375REFUSED21 Nov 2018

Permission for development which consists of a part fourth floor extension (containing 9 additional hotel bedrooms with lounge area) including elevational changes and all necessary site works and services to previously permitted hotel development PL Ref 17/133 ( Protected Structures Ref:3209 & 3211)

No 39 41 - 43 Dominick Street , Galway

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