Limerick Planning Applications
Limerick County Council
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Limerick planning permission grant rate (2026)
Limerick County Council decided 683 planning applications so far in 2026, granting 88% of them — 1 points below the national average of 89%.
88%
Granted
598
Permissions granted
85
Refused
Decisions made in 2026 to date, from the public Limerick planning register. "Granted" includes permissions granted subject to conditions. Withdrawn, invalid and undecided applications are excluded, so percentages are a share of decided applications. Updated daily — see all counties compared.
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Latest Planning Applications
From the national planning dataset, last loaded 13 October; its newest record here was received 7 October. Applications marked as live come straight from the council's own register and are ahead of it.
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the construction of a storey and a half dwelling house, a wastewater treatment system, a new roadsid...
construction of a cubicle house, slatted tanks and concrete aprons and Retention Permission for the ...
the construction of a Multi Use Games Area with associated site fencing , netting, artificial surfac...
construction of 5 no 2 storey terraced housing units ( 4 no 3 bed & 1 number 2 bed ) fronting Main S...
a new dwelling house, detached garage, site entrance, waste water treatment system, percolation area...
caravan, shed converted to living area, for plant room building and for 2 meter high fence to the fr...
extensions to front and rear of house at ground floor level and retention of extension to side of ho...
existing works to the North Gable of my property, namely the demolition of existing gable end. I als...
the following works a.) Retain as constructed front stone entrance to their residence b.) Retain as ...
a change of use from ground floor public house and first floor residential area into student accommo...
completion of a dormer type extension to the rear of my house...
provide a new community playground with all associated site works...
construction of a garage/workshop for domestic use only...
a change of use from commercial supermarket into residential use and full planning permission for a ...
construction of a cubicle house, slatted tanks and concrete aprons and Retention Permission for the ...
the construction of a single-storey Childcare facility building, a waste-water treatment system, a n...
the material change of use of part of the existing premises from office use to a non-residential lea...
elevational changes including replacement of existing external doors and windows to the front and si...
a solar photovoltaic farm and co-located Battery Energy Storage System within an application area of...
a gateway to the road for vehicular and pedestrian access to the farm...
(1) a temporary building to be used as an office and canteen building, (2) Retention Permission for ...
renovation works to an existing derelict structure comprising a new roof, windows, doors, conversion...
construction of the following: a) A livestock shed with an underground slatted slurry tank, b) A cal...
the erection of high level building signage to the east elevation and west elevation of Kilmurry Lod...
a detached garage
the construction of one no. two storey dwelling house, a new vehicular entrance and driveway, installation of an on-site tertiary wastewater treatment system and associated infiltration/treatment area, a bored well, together with landscaping, boundary treatments, surface water drainage and all associated site development works
the erection of an 18 metre high lattice telecommunications support structure with antennas, dishes and all associated equipment all enclosed by security fencing together with the extension of the existing access track
the demolition of an existing shed and the construction of a 1.5 storey detached dwelling, together with all associated site development works, including site access, landscaping, boundary treatments, parking and connections to existing services
the construction of a slatted shed with crush area and all associated site works
a temporary access track from the N24 to the consented 142-ha Ballyvalode Solar Farm comprising four land parcels (Limerick City and County Council Pl. Ref. 211565, An Bord Pleanála Ref. PL91.312712). The temporary access track will be 375 meters long, 5 m in width and will include two designated passing bays of approximately 50 m in length to facilitate the safe passing of construction vehicles and plant machinery. Approximately 40–50 m of localised excavation will be undertaken to facilitate the connection of the floating road to the existing founded road (i.e. the N24 and a gravel access track), with the excavated material replaced by permeable macadam to minimise surface water runoff onto the N24. A drainage swale will be provided along the north-eastern side of the access track to collect and convey surface water, with the track designed to incorporate a 2% crossfall towards the swale to promote effective drainage. The development also includes designated entrance and exit points, perimeter fencing and gates, temporary on-site storage of excavated material pending reinstatement, and all associated ancillary site development works. A Natura Impact Statement (NIS) has been prepared and will be submitted to the Planning Authority with the application
a change of use of the existing property from a four bedroom, two and single storey, house to three two bedroom, two storey, houses. Including a first floor extension to the ground floor existing side extension and including alterations, upgrading and repair works, installations of new services and associated site works. Inglenook West is a Protected Structure RPS No. 1031 and is in an Architectural Conservation Area. ACA16
the installation of new waste water treatment system including percolation area
a new calf shed, manure pit, effluent tank, demolition of existing calf shed and replacement with extension to existing cubicle shed and extension to existing silage pit, new underground slatted slurry tanks, new soiled water tank, relocation of existing meal bin and removal of second existing meal bin, roof over area of existing collecting yard, concrete yards and ancillary works
the removal of existing front boundary wall and entrance pier and permission to construct parking area at front of dwelling and permission to construct new blockwork front boundary wall with 4 new piers and entrance gates and permission to remove hedge and replace with block boundary wall between No. 3 and 4 Ballinacurra Gardens and permission to extend boundary wall between properties 2 and 3 Ballinacurra Gardens and permission to install dropped kerb between footpath and public road and associated site works
a low-rise, medium-density residential infill development ranging from one to three storeys in height, comprising 10 no. own-door apartment units arranged around a pedestrian mews. The proposed accommodation comprises 1 no. studio apartment, 2 no. one-bedroom apartments, 4 no. two-bedroom apartments and 3 no. two-bedroom duplex apartments. The development also includes a secure storage room accommodating 18 no. bicycles, including provision for cargo and electric bicycles; a communal bin storage room; 1 no. accessible parking space; hard and soft landscaping; drainage infrastructure; and all associated site development, road, engineering and ancillary works necessary to facilitate the development
a 1.2m high palisade fence present along the north eastern boundary, a 2.4m high gate across the car park entrance road within the campus along with associated fencing, and a Traffic Management system operated within the campus. Permission for the installation of active travel measures including 2 new pedestrian entrances from Springfield Drive, new internal footpath connections, replacement of existing internal steps with a sloped access path and the installation of new cycle parking, and the installation of a ball wall within an existing sports pitch
(a) demolish existing fire damaged bungalow and associated outbuilding inclusive of decommissioning of existing septic tank and percolation area and (b) construction of a replacement two storey dwelling, ancillary garage and proprietary wastewater treatment system
(1) partial change of use of the building from the permitted 'advanced office' use to ‘high technology research and development with associated office’ use; (2) provision of; new prefabricated waste storage unit, external smoking shelter, and backup generator; (3) modification to the building elevations to include: (i) alteration to existing roof mounted mechanical services enclosure and provision of roof mounted plant; (ii) new stainless steel railing at fire escape stair; (iii) new ground floor service/access door and ancillary external access way; and (4) all ancillary site works
the construction of single storey extensions to rear & side of existing dwelling, decommissioning of existing septic tank, installation of waste water treatment unit & all ancillary works
a) the change of use of the ground floor from commercial use to residential use, b) the change of use of the first, second and third floor from commercial and office use to residential use, c) internal renovation works at all floor levels including reconfiguration of the internal layout into no.4 residential units, d) alterations to the front and rear façades, restoration of timber sash windows and rain water goods, e) ancillary site works. No.35 Cecil Street is a Protected Structure (RPS: 5081)
the construction of a dwelling house, garage, entrance, wastewater treatment system and all ancillary site works
the domestic dwelling house as constructed on the site and to share the existing entrance as constructed and all associated site works
modification to previously approved planning permission P23/554 for the construction of an extension to the rear of existing nursing home comprising 26 no. beds (total 45 bedrooms) with first floor office / staff accommodation over central portion of same. Demolish existing front entrance porch and construct new entrance porch with family room / reception area. Construction of new store building, reline existing southern boundary fence and construct screen to kitchen yard and associated site development works. The modification comprises the removal of the first-floor office/ staff accommodation to the extension at the rear of the existing nursing home and incorporating same into the modified floor plan. Replacing the flat roof to the rear extension with a pitch tile roof to match existing roof finish and all ancillary works necessary to facilitate the proposed modifications
demolition of an existing single-storey derelict former dwelling, including rear ancillary extension and outbuildings, at No. 29 William Street Upper, and the construction of a new 6 no. unit residential development comprising 5 no. one-bedroom apartments and 1 no. three-bedroom duplex apartment, accommodated within a three- and four-storey building. The development will also include all associated site development works, including the provision of a bin store and bicycle store to the rear of the site; shared amenity space; site boundary treatments; drainage works; landscaping; connections to existing services, including foul and surface water drainage systems; and all associated site and ancillary works
Exempted development in Limerick
Limerick's local authority received 75 exempted development notifications in 2018-2022, out of 898 nationwide. Many small projects, like extensions under 45 sq m, garden cabins, and rooftop solar, don't need planning permission at all. Check if yours is exempt.
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