The Craftsman Bar, 2 Tyrone Road, Waterford
Proposed development
For a) the demolition of a single storey section of the existing public house b) 2/3 storey extension to the rear containing 3 no ground floor residential units and 3 no duplex units over c) extension to existing pub at ground floor, and reconfiguration of internal layout together with new signage, elevational modifications and all associated site works
- Applicant
- Not published
- Authority
- Waterford City and County Council
- Decision due
- 11 Feb 2026
Timeline
Application received
9 Dec 2025
Decision due
11 Feb 2026
Decision: conditional
6 Feb 2026
Grant issued
13 Mar 2026
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Planning history within 750 m
To construct a two storey extension to the side of my property. To provide a ground floor entrance lobby and cloak room and first floor ensuite and wardrobe. For private residential use.
To construct a two storey extension to the side of my property, to provide a ground floor entrance lobby and cloak room and first floor ensuite and wardrobe.
for a ground floor change of use from an existing Bookmakers shop to a Café/Restaurant with take away facility, together with internal and external alterations, signage, and associated site works
The proposed development will consist of the construction and operation of a development consisting of an energy centre building, landscaping works, roof mounted solar PV and all other associated ancillary infrastructure within the townland of Kingsmeadow together with an associated heat pipeline network extending from the proposed energy centre building along sections of Kilbarry Road, Cork Road (R680) and Brown’s Road through the townlands of Kingsmeadow, Pastimeknock, Kilbarry and Ballynaneashagh, Waterford City, County Waterford. The Waterford Energy Centre building will integrate multiple low carbon energy technologies including the installation of Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs), and gas boilers, for peak load support and emergency back up. The proposed energy centre building will have a building height of 6.2m, with solar PV panels mounted on the building rooftop. The proposed development will also include a heat pipeline network consisting of 2no. pipes, with a diameter of 450mm each, spanning a distance of approximately 1,470m in an underground trench, from the proposed energy centre building, extending onto Kilbarry Road, crossing into Cork Road (R680) travelling the length of Cork Road before terminating outside the IDA Industrial Estate on Brown’s Road, linking the proposed Waterford Energy Centre building to future heat customer buildings in the area. Ancillary development will consist of security fencing, access and parking, drainage infrastructure, and landscaping works at the proposed energy centre building. Site preparation will involve foundation works, and construction of essential access facilities to support overall functionality for the purpose of generating renewable heat energy and transmitting it to future heat customer buildings in the area (Proposed Development) within the townlands of Kingsmeadow, Pastimeknock, Kilbarry and Ballynaneashagh, Waterford City, County Waterford. A 10 year permission is sought for the construction of the proposed development. Forthe purposes of the Renewable Energy DirectiveIII(Directive(EU)2023/2413),the proposed development includes relevant solar energy development comprising approximately21.6kWofroofmountedsolar PV and the installationof3no. small scale1.5MWnon-ground, air source heat pumps. InaccordancewithArticle239of the PlanningandDevelopmentRegulations2001(as amended)
for a Dormer extension to the rear roof plane of the existing dwelling and the use of the attic as a storage space, retention is also sought for the widening of the opening in the front boundary wall and the widening of the paved area for the driveway along with all associated site development works
For change of use of existing shop to restaurant and for new signage on front and side of existing building, also 12 proposed new parking spaces at the rear of building.