Planning application · Limerick City and County Council

(1) Change of use of First floor from Offices to use as Bar/Lounge…

52 O'Connell St. , Limerick.

2691 · LimerickLodged
Reference
2691
Planning authority
Limerick City and County Council
Received
10 Apr 2026
Status
Lodged
Use
hospitality
Further information requested
2 Jun 2026

Proposed development

(1) Change of use of First floor from Offices to use as Bar/Lounge, (2) Change of use of Second floor from Offices to use as Function Room, Toilet facilities and Office, (3) Construction of new Fire Lobby to Ground floor bar area and new doorway connecting stair lobby to main bar, (4) Construction of new staircase from Ground to half landing for the purpose of eliminating Winders on half landing. This building is a Protected Structure RPS 6032 and NIAH 21517252.

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