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23 , O' Connell Street , Waterford

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Planning application 2660519

Waterford - Waterford City and County Council

Proposed Development

the extension and refurbishment of existing protected structure (RPS No: 730343) to include internal alterations to existing layout and basement, a 9.1sq/m ground floor and first floor extension to the rear of the property and all associated drainage, ground works and associated works

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    15 Jul 2026

  2. Decision due (upcoming)

    8 Sept 2026

Application Details

Location
23 , O' Connell Street , Waterford
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Waterford City and County Council
Site Area
0.01 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
15 July 2026
Status
NEW APPLICATION
Decision
N/A
Decision Due
8 September 2026

Location

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Planning Applications Nearby

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21489CONDITIONAL27 May 2021

SECTION 254 Licence application for outdoor furniture

33 O'Connell Street , Waterford

26m
211087N/A19 Nov 2021

erect a retractable terrace awning to the front façade (a Protected Structure)

Thomas Maher Pub , 20 O'Connell Street , Waterford

27m
24160CONDITIONAL16 Jul 2024

Section 254 Licence to continue with Street Furniture outside of the pub as per current licence, Planning File Reference 23/171. When O Connell Street is pedestrianised at the weekends 10 Tables are placed outside ( 8 tables with 16 X 2 seater benches and 2 round 70cm tables with 4 x 36 cm chairs. also have use of Waterford City and County Council parasols

Thomas Maher Pub , 20 O' Connell Street , Waterford

27m
25143CONDITIONAL2 Oct 2025

Section 254 Licence to continue with Street Furniture outside of the pub as per current licence, Planning File Reference 24/160. When O Connell Street is pedestrianised at the weekends 10 Tables are placed outside ( 8 tables with 16 X 2 seater benches and 2 round 70cm tables with 4 x 36 cm chairs. also have use of Waterford City and County Council parasols

Thomas Maher Pub , 20 O' Connell Street , Waterford

27m
24161CONDITIONAL16 Jul 2024

Section 254 Licence as per current licence reg. no 23/150 to place 2 outdoor black tables and 4 chairs directly outside the pub, used 7 days a week, screened off with Heavy Duty Canvas Windbreakers

Thomas Maher Pub , 20 O Connell Street , Waterford

27m
25144CONDITIONAL2 Oct 2025

Section 254 Licence as per current licence reg. no 24/161 to place 2 outdoor black tables and 4 black chairs directly outside the pub, used 7 days a week, screened off with Heavy Duty Canvas Windbreakers

Thomas Maher Pub , 20 O Connell Street , Waterford

27m
20447CONDITIONAL10 Jul 2020

Section 254 License Application - small sitting area of 2 tables and 4 chairs to be placed outside the pub

Moondharrig Ventures , T/A Thomas Maher Pub , 20 O'Connell Street

27m
20594CONDITIONAL27 Aug 2020

Section 254 Street Furniture consisting of windbreaker screens. Black heavy canvas with the Thomas Maher logo on them, supported by 25kg stands. A retractable awning, black with Thomas Maher name and building number 20 on it

Thomas Maher Pub , 20 O'Connell Street , Waterford

27m
21891CONDITIONAL20 Sept 2021

Section 254 Licence - As per current S254 Licence 20/594 outdoor tables and chairs, directly outside the pub - used 7 days per week

Thomas Maher Pub , 20 O'Connell Street , Waterford

27m
23150CONDITIONAL10 May 2023

Section 254 Licence for the placement of tables and chairs directly outside the pub, used 7 days a week. Screened off with Heavy Duty Canvas Windbreakers

Thomas Mahers Pub , 20 O Connell Street , Waterford

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