Planning application · Cork County Council

. A) for the change of use of a former vacant building (previously in use as a community…

Main Street Rathgoggan Middle Charleville Co.Cork

24/6137 · CorkClosed
Reference
24/6137
Planning authority
Cork County Council
Received
12 Nov 2024
Decided
28 Oct 2025
Status
Closed

Proposed development

Permission for retention. A) for the change of use of a former vacant building (previously in use as a community centre/school) to 10 no. apartments (comprising of 2 no. studio units, 6 no. 1 bed room units & 2 no. 2 bedroom units), with associated domestic stores at lower ground floor level. B)5 no. domestic storage units & bin store ancillary to the apartments & building

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