Jack O' Rourke's Pub The Square, Abbeyfeale, Co. Limerick
Proposed development
Change of use of former public house and ancillary hostel accommodation to residential use consisting of 5 no. 1-bedroom apartments, 1 no. 3-bedroom apartment, elevational changes to the existing building, and all associated site works to include car parking, bicycle parking, bin storage, erection of walls to private amenity spaces, and connection to all existing public utility services This is a Protected Structure (P.P.S 796)
- Applicant
- Not published
- Authority
- Limerick City and County Council
- Decision due
- 6 Apr 2026
Timeline
Application received
29 Aug 2025
Council asked for further information
22 Oct 2025
Further information received. If the council treats it as significant, a new submission period opens (check the council's file)
10 Mar 2026
Decision due
6 Apr 2026
Decision: conditional
2 Apr 2026
Grant issued
11 May 2026
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Planning history within 750 m
the replacement of existing doors and existing windows at ground, first and second floor levels to the street-facing façades together with repairs and refurbishment of the existing shopfront and all associated works This is a Protected Structure (P.P.S 779)
elevational changes to existing front façade of existing building including replacement of existing external doors and windows with associated works. This is a Protected Structure (R.P.S 795)
replacement of front façade ground, first and second floor windows and repairs to existing shop front with associated works. This is a Protected Structure (R.P.S 796)
elevational changes including replacement of existing external doors and windows to the front and side facades of the Cellar Bar, The Square, Abbeyfeale, Co. Limerick This is a protected structure(RPS No. 51)
(a) Install a traditional timber style shop front to existing building, (b) elevational changes with all associated works
(A) Install a traditional style timber shop front to the existing building (B) elevational changes with all associated site works