Planning application · Galway City Council

Development which consists of: planning permission for the retention of staff areas…

36 Eyre Square , Eyre Square , Galway

2560383 · GalwayLodged
Reference
2560383
Planning authority
Galway City Council
Received
18 Dec 2025
Status
Lodged
Use
mixed_use
Dwellings
5
Site area
0.09 ha
Further information requested
20 Feb 2026

Proposed development

Permission for development which consists of: planning permission for the retention of staff areas at first-floor level. Permission is also sought for the provision of 5 No. new apartments, by way of revising the existing internal layout. Permission is also sought to include new roof lighting, ancillary storage areas, and associated roof-level amenity space at 36 Eyre Square, Galway, H91 T2CX.

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