Planning application · Kilkenny County Council

to retain indefinitely 3 no. short-term let accommodation units including internal…

5 Rose Inn Street , Kilkenny , Co. Kilkenny

2560719 · KilkennyIn Assessment
Reference
2560719
Planning authority
Kilkenny County Council
Received
11 Nov 2025
Status
In Assessment
Use
hospitality
Dwellings
3
Site area
0.191 ha

Proposed development

to retain indefinitely 3 no. short-term let accommodation units including internal material alterations and associated works on the first and second floor levels of 5 Rose Inn Street, Kilkenny, R95 P77E. The proposed development consists of works to a structure which is located within the City Centre Architectural Conservation Area and is recorded on National Inventory of Architectural Heritage (NIAH Ref. No. 12000150)

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