Kilrush House, Frances Street, KilrushCo. Clare.

to renovate and extend existing derelict dwelling house to include the following: 1) raised ridge height, 2) minor elevational changes to front window fenestration, 3) removal of gable wall with creation of side pedestrian access 4) construct rear extension, plus all ancillary site works

to install solar panels on the south facing (front) elevation of their existing house along with all associated works. The Monastery is a Protected structure RPS No 860

for the change of use of a ground floor café / restaurant into residential use to combine with the first floor residential premises as one dwelling unit along with all associated site works

to carry out the following development: for the redevelopment and change uses of a former the Mars Cinema and Dance Hall and adjacent House. The proposed development will include: 1. Change of use of an existing residential terraced house to commercial and multi-use amenity. 2. Enhance and change the entire site to a multi-use facility that will include community, amenity, sports, educational, commercial offices, heritage and exhibition uses. 3. Erect a canopy to the existing Art Deco entrance along with building signage. 4. Make elevational changes to a) Frances Street that includes the introduction of a Bow-way and b) to the existing building. 5. Demolish a mid-section to the existing buildings and construct a two-storey infill extension. 6. Complete Public realm enhancement works to the road and footpath to Frances Street. 7. All ancillary proposed site and building works. This development is located within Kilrush's Architectural Conservation Area. In accordance with the Habitats Directive, an Appropriate Assessment Screening has been carried out on the project, and the screening report accompanies the application. In accordance with Articles 81 and 120 of the Planning & Development Regulations 2001, as amended, Clare County Council has concluded from an EIA screening determination that no significant effects on the environment are likely as a result of the proposed development and that an Environmental Impact Assessment is not required

for renovation works to the existing dwelling including alterations to the windows and door along the front elevation, construction of a first-floor extension, and all associated site works

to construct a new dwelling house, private garage, a new private road connecting to an existing entrance and connection to public utility services along with all associated works