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No. 130 O'Connell Street , Limerick

CONDITIONAL

Planning application 17552

Limerick - Limerick County Council

Proposed Development

(A) the change of use from retail to licensed restaurant use, (B) the provision of new signage, and (C) all other associated ancillary site works

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    13 Jun 2017

  2. Further information requested

    3 Aug 2017

  3. Further information received

    24 Aug 2017

  4. Decision: CONDITIONAL

    12 Oct 2017

  5. Decision due

    18 Oct 2017

  6. Appeal submitted

    8 Nov 2017

  7. Appeal decided: CONDITIONAL

    5 Mar 2018

  8. Grant issued

    14 Mar 2018

Application Details

Location
No. 130 O'Connell Street , Limerick
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Limerick County Council

Timeline

Registration Date
13 June 2017
Status
APPEALED FINANCIAL
Decision
CONDITIONAL
Decision Date
12 October 2017
Grant Date
14 March 2018
Permission Expires
13 March 2023

An Coimisiún Pleanála Appeal

Appeal Reference
300181-17
Decision
CONDITIONAL
Submitted
8 November 2017
Decided
5 March 2018

Location

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2660786N/A10 Jul 2026

(i) a change of use from retail to restaurant use at ground and first floor levels with ancillary take away service, as previously granted under expired planning permission 17/552; (ii) refurbishment of shopfront and associated signage; (iii) ancillary plant at second floor and roof level; and (iv) all associated site works

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1811CONDITIONAL9 Jan 2018

the change of use from retail unit to coffee shop with seating including signage & redecoration of existing shop front

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17496CONDITIONAL31 May 2017

the change of use on the 1st floor from retail use to office use & the installation of four additional windows on the 1st floor on the South-East Elevation at the protected structure

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218007CONDITIONAL11 Jun 2021

the development of the 'Limerick City Outdoor Dining Experience Project'. The scheme will include upgrades to the public realm setting, new sheltered dining areas and street furniture. The proposed works will include the installation of covered pergola structures with retractable roofs and toughened glass screens along Bedford Row and Thomas Street to create sheltered outdoor areas for dining; additional lighting, planting, street furniture, water bottle refill stations, smart solar compacting bins and all necessary service, utility and ancillary site works

Bedford Row & Thomas Street , Limerick

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198006CONDITIONAL26 Jul 2019

O’Connell Street Revitalisation Project comprising reduction in the width of 2 no. traffic lanes on O'Connell Street between Denmark Street and Cecil Street to a maximum of 3.0m each, and subsequent increase in footpath widths, replacement of one of the two southbound vehicular lanes on O'Connell Street with a southbound bus lane between William Street and Cecil Street, Introduction of a shared surface, where the footpath and the carriageway will be at the same level, on O’Connell Street from north of Denmark Street to south of Roches Street. A shared surface is also proposed outside the proposed International Rugby Experience museum just north of Cecil Street, conversion of all junctions within the proposed development boundary to raised table junctions, which will act as traffic calming measures, relocation of parking and other kerbside vehicular spaces from O'Connell Street to adjacent side streets. This space will be adapted to provide wider footpaths and additional pedestrian areas to facilitate people gathering, on-street trading, and “spill out zones” from shops and cafes on the street, provision of street furniture on O'Connell Street including seating areas, trees, planting, bicycle stands, and lighting, as well as features such as sculptures, pedestrian plazas and water installations.

O’Connell Street Limerick , in the area defined by the junctions with Denmark Street/Arthur’s Quay and Cecil Street/Lower Cecil Street.

50m
1849CONDITIONAL22 Jan 2018

(1) change of use of section of existing ground floor retail unit to ancillary Café use. (2) provision of a new accessible entrance door to existing ground floor retail unit. (3) erection of retractable awning to front façade over existing ground floor retail unit. (4) erection of signage, to existing ground floor retail unit. (5) all associated works

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17278CONDITIONAL31 Mar 2017

1. Change of use of: (a) existing offices & storage areas located at first, second & third floor levels over existing ground floor retail unit to new guest house accommodation comprising of 12no. bedrooms, (b) existing WC & storage areas at lower ground floor level, to include provision of new separate dining & lounge room areas, gymnasium, steam room, WC facilities & storage areas to serve the proposed new guest house accommodation (c) section of ground & upper ground floor retail unit to circulation route to serve new guest house accommodation 2. Construction of: (a) new stairwell & lift shaft to service all floors of new guest house accommodation, (b) new accessible en-suite bathroom extension at first floor level, 3. All associated elevational treatment, 4. Erection of signage & all associated works in accordance with plans and documents submitted.

11 & 12 Bedford Row , Limerick

55m
22202CONDITIONAL23 Feb 2022

development at 11 & 12 Bedford Row, Limerick, consisting of 1. Change of use of section of existing ground floor retail unit to café use, 2. Removal of existing glazed screen to Bedford Row façade & provision of a new access door at ground floor level, 3. Construction of new internal lobby between café area & guesthouse accommodation circulation area and all associated works

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the development to the Protected Structure will consist of: A change of use of part of the ground, first & Second floors, and the entire third floor, from Retail to Aparthotel, including internal alterations to layout, additional windows to rear elevations and a new ground floor exit door to the O'Connell St. elevation, with the basement, the remainder of the ground floor and a small portion of the first & second floors, surrounding the existing feature staircase, to remain as retail use

The Former Debenhams Store , 134-135 O'Connell Street , Limerick

61m
2560356CONDITIONAL24 Apr 2025

1. Alterations to the ground floor plan to increase the aparthotel reception area, previously permitted under Planning Ref. 23204, from 36 sq.m to 75 sq.m. 2. Subdivision of the ground floor retail area (as previously permitted) into two separate retail units of 790 sq.m and 910 sq.m. 3. Change of use of the basement floor to accommodate ancillary services in support of the permitted retail and aparthotel uses. 4. Change of use of the first and second floors of No. 136 O’Connell Street to aparthotel use, with proposed new connections through party walls into Nos. 134-135 O’Connell Street at both floor levels, to facilitate the expansion of the permitted aparthotel (Ref. 23204). 5. Construction of a new floor at roof level (fourth floor) to provide additional aparthotel accommodation, comprising circa 785 sq.m of floor area. 6. Alterations and modifications to the rear elevations, and the installation of a new fire exit door to the Sarsfield Street elevation, as previously permitted under Ref. 23204. 7. Alterations and modifications to internal layouts of the scheme granted under Ref. 23204 as required. Nos. 134-135 O’Connell Street is a Protected Structure (RPS Ref. 3484 / NIAH Ref. 21513002), and the proposed works are within the curtilage of the protected structure

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