27/28 , Upper Gerald Griffin Street , Limerick
N/APlanning application 26216
Limerick - Limerick County Council
Proposed Development
a change of use from Residential to Commercial permission for the alterations to the first floor plan from 2 one bedroomed apartments to Ladies and Gents toilets with store, and also from yard/toilet area to smoking area on ground floor area
Application Timeline
Application received
17 Sept 2026
Decision due (upcoming)
11 Nov 2026
Application Details
- Location
- 27/28 , Upper Gerald Griffin Street , Limerick
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- RETENTION
- Planning Authority
- Limerick County Council
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 17 September 2026
- Status
- NEW APPLICATION
- Decision
- N/A
- Decision Due
- 11 November 2026
Location
Planning Applications Nearby
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the change of use of the ground floor of the former TSB bank into two number one-bedroom apartments and the alteration to the ground floor street view elevations
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the change of use of existing ground floor public house to one number studio apartment and one number one bedroom apartment and all ancillary site works
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the change of use of No. 21 Upper Gerald Griffin Street, Limerick from commercial to a two bed residence. Works to include internal alterations with the reinstatement of an infill first floor together with associated works
No. 21 Upper Gerald Griffin Street , Limerick
change of use of existing premises from existing retail use to office use over the existing four floors. Facilities will include open and closed offices, meeting rooms and meeting spaces, training and resource facilities, staff room and kitchenette, toilets, as well as a reception and information area at ground floor. Permission is also sought for the demolition of part of the existing building at the rear to improve ventilation and daylight, creating a new planted courtyard. Permission is sought for the erection of new signage on the existing fascia and as decal on the ground floor glazing
42-43 Wickham Street , Limerick
the following: modifications to existing ground floor retail unit to accommodate bin/bicycle store and common corridor to the existing lift; change of use to residential of the existing premises at first and second floor level and dormer roof space to provide for 6 no. 1 bed apartments; removal of existing roof over no. 43 and construction of new dormer roof with roof terrace; modifications to existing front elevation to create private open space for apartments; demolition of existing chimney breasts; creating openings in existing floors to create light well over proposed communal open space at first floor level and ancillary works
No. 42-43 Wickham Street , Limerick
installation of an ATM machine to the existing North-East elevation, facing Thomas Street
36-37 Thomas Street , Limerick
the replacement of the double door with a window on the front elevation and a change of use from a retail unit on the ground floor and apartment on the first and second floors to a four bedroom dwelling
13 Upper Gerald Griffin Street , Limerick
the careful removal of existing structure to a safe and stable level under controlled engineering supervision, and all ancillary site works
4 Lower Gerald Griffin Street , Limerick , Limerick
change of use from Vegetarian/Vegan restaurant to microbrewery and bar together with signage and associated site works
35 Thomas Street , Limerick.
demolition of existing two-storey building & attached gable wall front, construct new entrance gate & security fencing, erect new building mounted advertising sign and all associated site works
37 Thomas St. , Limerick.
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