Planning application · Limerick City and County Council

a). To demolish the existing single storey rear extension to the existing derelict…

9 St. Munchin's Terrace , Sexton Street North , Limerick.

2560279 · LimerickIn Assessment
Reference
2560279
Planning authority
Limerick City and County Council
Received
2 Apr 2025
Status
In Assessment
Site area
0.027 ha

Proposed development

a). To demolish the existing single storey rear extension to the existing derelict dwelling house; (b). to renovate and restore the existing derelict dwelling house including elevational changes and roof changes to the rear, together with internal alterations; c). to construct a new single storey extension rear of the house; d). All associated site works and services. This property is listed on the Derelict Site Register, No. DS-075-17

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