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Main Street , Abbeyfeale , Co. Limerick

CONDITIONAL

Planning application 2561217

Limerick - Limerick County Council

Proposed Development

  1. (a)
    installing a traditional style timber shop front to his existing building
  2. (b)
    elevational changes with all associated site works. This is a Protected Structure - RPS Ref. 781
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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    24 Nov 2025

  2. Further information requested

    26 Jan 2026

  3. Further information received

    2 Sept 2026

  4. Decision: CONDITIONAL

    23 Sept 2026

  5. Decision due

    29 Sept 2026

Application Details

Location
Main Street , Abbeyfeale , Co. Limerick
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Limerick County Council
Site Area
0.05 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
24 November 2025
Status
DECISION MADE
Decision
CONDITIONAL
Decision Date
23 September 2026

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17246N/A21 Mar 2017

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2561287N/A8 Dec 2025

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2561079N/A28 Oct 2025

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2561343N/A17 Dec 2025

(a) removing existing projecting shop front, (b) construct new traditional style projecting shop front, (c) elevational changes with all associated works

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31m
2561104N/A29 Oct 2025

(a) remove existing projecting shop front, (b) construct new traditional style projecting shop front, (c) elevational changes with all associated works

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2661029N/A5 Sept 2026

(A) change of use from former commercial unit to pizza / take-away (B) Planning Permission to remove existing projecting shop front and construct a new traditional style projecting shop front with elevational changes with all associated works

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44m
2661089N/A17 Sept 2026

elevational changes to existing commercial building to include (a) replacement of existing first floor & second floor front windows (b) reconfigure existing shop front design with creation of a new opening, with all associated works. This is a Protected Structure (RPS No. 785)

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The submission window has closed

A decision issued on this application, so observations can no longer be made. Anyone who made a submission during the five-week window can appeal to An Coimisiún Pleanála within four weeks of the decision — until Wednesday 21 October 2026 — for a fee of €220.

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