Costa Coffee , 25 Cruise's Street , Limerick

the proposed development that involves renovating the current premises and extending into premises of no. 2 William Street. Works include the incorporation of a new façade and refurbishment of both premises and partial removal of the existing party wall of retail unit(Formerly H. Samuels Jewellers) site. Additionally, the project includes refurbishing the roof and all associated site works

10 O'Connell St. , and 2 William St. , Limerick

amalgamation of the ground floor of existing restaurant located at 36 Denmark Street into adjoining ground floor (former retail) premises at 35 Denmark Street, retention of existing signage and for permission to alter existing front façade to remove brick cladding

35/36 Denmark Street , Limerick.

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

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

134 135 & 136 O'Connell Street , Limerick.

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

132 & 133 O'Connell St. , Limerick.

the change of use of ground floor and basement floor premises from retail to restaurant use, and the change of use of first floor and second floor accommodation from office use to residential use. The application includes proposed amendments to the existing building roof line and the existing building elevations. The completed refurbishment works will include 4 no. 1 bedroom apartments and 2 no. 2 bedroom apartments above a restaurant premises

6 William St. , Limerick

change of use to restaurant (incorporating take out services) at Ground Floor & Basement level

17/19 Patrick Street , Limerick

material change of use and material alterations of existing office building into thirty five (35) short stay ensuite tourist accommodation units, along with common areas, bins storage, cleaners closets, services, ground floor reception, external signage and all related ancillary works

17-19 Patrick St. , Limerick

a change of use from clothes shop into a takeaway, front signage with lighting and all associated site works

Whitewater Boutique , Denmark Street , Limerick.

the construction of a new feature canopy within Quimper Square, Cruises Street, Limerick City. The development works will consist of: • Provision of a new three-legged canopy structure. • Weathered steel/Corten steel material. • Inverted castellated centre covered with clear glass. • Canopy structure over 6.5m in height and 11m wide. • Concealed rainwater downpipes within the legs of the structure. • Up lighters at the base of each leg. • Downlighters at the interface of the legs and arching moment. • All associated site works. The canopy is designed as a landmark feature within the public realm, serving as a focal point for social interaction and community activity. The architectural treatment of the structure is intended to enhance the visual quality of the space, strengthen local character, and encourage greater use of the area by providing an attractive and functional meeting place.

Quimper Square , Cruises Street , Limerick.