Planning application · Offaly County Council

the temporary change of use from a house, which is a protected structure ( Offaly County…

Florence , High Street , Tullamore Co. Offaly

2460420 · OffalyClosed
Reference
2460420
Planning authority
Offaly County Council
Received
23 Oct 2024
Decided
25 Jun 2025
Status
Closed
Dwellings
1
Floor area
146 m²
Site area
0.016 ha
Further information requested
16 Dec 2024
Further information received
30 May 2025

Proposed development

the temporary change of use from a house, which is a protected structure ( Offaly County Council Development Plan 2021-2027 RPS 23-228 / NIAH Ref 14807032) to accommodation of protected persons which is ancillary to a Direct Provision centre for an additional three years and permission to replace the pvc windows and door on the front facade with timber heritage windows

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Permission was refused on 25 Jun 2025. The applicant may appeal within four weeks of the decision.

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