Planning application · Limerick City and County Council

(A) change of use of the former ground floor commercial premises & former first floor…

The Square , Abbeyfeale , Co. Limerick

2660323 · LimerickIn Assessment
Reference
2660323
Planning authority
Limerick City and County Council
Received
24 Mar 2026
Decided
13 May 2026
Status
In Assessment
Use
Residential
Dwellings
1
Floor area
136 m²
Site area
0.011 ha

Proposed development

(A) change of use of the former ground floor commercial premises & former first floor hostel accommodation to residential use to create a single dwelling house, (B) Construction a minor flat roof extension to the rear of the existing building with all associated site works and existing connection to all public utility services. Protected Structure (R.P.S 795)

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The council recorded a decision on 13 May 2026. The official file has the outcome; a third-party appeal is possible within four weeks of the decision.

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