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Planning near you · Cork · Ref 187109

Demolition of extension to existing clubhouse building; 2) Single storey extension…

Douglas Golf Club, Maryborough Hill, Douglas

Final grant

Council decision recorded: January 23, 2019

Applicant
Not supplied in our sources
Proposed use
See council description

The story so far

Application timeline

Recorded milestones for this application. A permission is not evidence that building work has started.

  1. Application received
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    Council record · legacy batch; original response hash unavailable · field: received_date

  2. Council decisionGranted with conditions
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    Council record · legacy batch; original response hash unavailable · field: decision_date

  3. Grant recorded
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    Council record · legacy batch; original response hash unavailable · field: _grant_date

What changed

First retained observation; this does not establish that the application is new.

Legacy batch date (exact collection time unavailable): 25 October 2026. This describes our archive, not an application event date.

Why it matters locally

The proposal concerns Douglas Golf Club , Maryborough Hill , Douglas. Proposal excerpt: “1) Demolition of extension to existing clubhouse building; 2) Single storey extension to existing clubhouse building to provide new kitchen, storage, office and staff welfare facilities; 3) Enclosed external service yard…” Demolition is included in the proposal description.

The source records zero homes despite housing wording. Do not use this as a verified housing total.

Location & nearby applications

Douglas Golf Club , Maryborough Hill , Douglas

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Documents & sources

Cork City Council · Reference 187109

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Source records and verification details

Change record: Council record · legacy batch; original response hash unavailable

Proposal: Council record · legacy batch; original response hash unavailable

Latest source observation retained: 2026-10-25T15:50:35.500693+00:00. Source dataset date: 2026-10-20.

Full description from the council file
1) Demolition of extension to existing clubhouse building; 2) Single storey extension to existing clubhouse building to provide new kitchen, storage, office and staff welfare facilities; 3) Enclosed external service yard to east of new extension comprising pre-manufactured table store structure for the purpose of storing furniture, fencing, access gates and staff access stair on east elevation; 4) Elevational changes to clubhouse building including the provision of a new access door, rooflights and windows including alterations to the existing roof to accommodate new window, timber decking along northern elevation to serve existing bar; 5) Relocation of existing external bin stores with fencing surround; 6) Modification to internal road layout to include widening of internal access road and provision of internal pedestrian crossings and disabled parking spaces; 7) Refurbishment and change of use of existing unoccupied dwelling to serve as temporary staff welfare facility during construction phase and installation of a disabled access ramp; 8) And all ancillary site development works.
Application details
Reference
187109
Site address
Douglas Golf Club, Maryborough Hill, Douglas
Homes in source field
0 (proposal, not completions)
Reported floor area (m²)
0
Application type
PERMISSION
Latest reported outcome
Final grant
Date received
November 28, 2018
Decision due
January 31, 2019
Council decision date
January 23, 2019
Authority
Cork City Council

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