Planning application · Cork County Council

Change of use and refurbishment of the ground floor of the existing building to provide…

6, Ballydaheen East, Mallow, Cork, P51XK18

26/2147 · CorkLodged
Reference
26/2147
Planning authority
Cork County Council
Received
14 Aug 2026
Status
Lodged
Application type
mixed
Use
mixed_use
Dwellings
1
Floor area
141 m²

Proposed development

Permission for change of use and refurbishment of the ground floor of the existing building to provide; 1) a restaurant measuring 62m2, 2) a barber shop measuring 17m2, and 3) one ground floor apartment measuring 62m2 together with associated internal alterations, external works and site development works. The existing open garage/car-parking area of approximately 26m2 is separate from the proposed ground-floor apartment and does not form part of the apartment floor area. No works are proposed to the existing first floor apartment as part of this application

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