[1] minor revisions to the development approved under planning applications Limerick City…
Ard na Rí Nursing Home , Holycross , Bruff Co. Limerick
Proposed development
[1] minor revisions to the development approved under planning applications Limerick City and County Council (LCC) Reg. Ref. 15/674, 16/663 and 21/175, namely: (a) the reduction of the footprint of the proposed development (by -4sqm, from 464 sqm permitted to 460 sqm retained); (b) revision to the roof layout as a result of the footprint revision and to simplify the eastern elevation (gable end); (c) internal alterations to facilitate the addition of 5 no. beds (from 16 no. beds permitted to 21 no. beds retained); (d) revision to window fenestration as a result of the additional beds (along the northern, eastern and part of the southern elevations); and (e) the addition of 1 no. external plant room and 1 no. emergency exit escape stair along the southern and eastern elevation. [2] PERMISSION for (a) the addition of a new flat roof and guard rail to create a covered first-floor balcony over the existing entrance along the northern elevation, (b) the demolition of 27.608m of existing wall along the R512 and its relocation and reconstruction outside of the visibility splay using the demolished material, maintaining the same appearance, scale and proportion of the demolished wall
What happens next
Permission was granted on 29 Apr 2026. Third parties may appeal within four weeks; after that the permission is final and works can start once a commencement notice is lodged.
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