Planning application · Limerick City and County Council

extension of permission for planning ref. 19/769…

58 Henry Street , Limerick

247017 · LimerickIn Assessment
Reference
247017
Planning authority
Limerick City and County Council
Received
11 Sept 2024
Decided
31 Oct 2024
Status
In Assessment

Proposed development

extension of permission for planning ref. 19/769: (a) change of use of existing office building at 58 Henry Street to 3 no. residential apartment units, (b) construction of three storey residential unit, comprising of 2 no. apartment units at the rear of site (fronting on to Lourigan's Lane) including link corridor to existing building at 58 Henry Street, (c) permission for demolition of existing staircase enclosure including all associated site works

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