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A residential scheme on a site at 152 Sunday's Well Avenue, Cork City. The proposed scheme…

152 Sundays Well Avenue, Cork City

Refused

Council decision recorded: January 22, 2020

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Proposed use: See council description

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The story so far

Application timeline

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

15 Mar 2019Application received
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Council record · legacy batch; original response hash unavailable · field: received_date
22 Jan 2020Council decisionRefused
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Council record · legacy batch; original response hash unavailable · field: decision_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 152 Sundays Well Avenue , Cork City. Proposal excerpt: “Permission for a residential scheme on a site at 152 Sunday's Well Avenue, Cork City. The proposed scheme will consist of the demolition of a single derelict structure on site and the construction of 11 no. residential u…” 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

152 Sundays Well Avenue , Cork City

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Documents & sources

Cork City Council · Reference 1938308

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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

Permission for a residential scheme on a site at 152 Sunday's Well Avenue, Cork City. The proposed scheme will consist of the demolition of a single derelict structure on site and the construction of 11 no. residential units over two blocks, one block containing two no. three storey (3 and 4 bed) semi-detached houses and a three storey apartment block containing 9 no. (1, 2 and 3 bed) apartments. Access to the apartment block is proposed from Sunday's Well Road and access to the two semi-detached houses is proposed from 152 Sunday's Well Avenue. The application constitutes a change of planning (increased density on same footprint) to previously granted scheme TP 11/34902 due to expire on the 8th of November 2022. This granted permission was also altered by granted permissions TP 13/35570 and TP 13/35830 which changed elements of the original application 11/34902 relating to underground car parking. The proposal draws together all of the previous grants of permission into a single coherent scheme as well as proposes an increase of density than what was previously permitted (previously 4 units) to 11 units. The development also includes, associated car parking (basement and surface), landscaping, boundary treatments, drainage and all ancillary site development works.

Application details

Reference: 1938308
Site address: 152 Sundays Well Avenue, Cork City
Homes in source field: 0 (proposal, not completions)
Reported floor area (m²): 0
Application type: PERMISSION
Latest reported outcome: Refused
Date received: March 15, 2019
Decision due: January 27, 2020
Council decision date: January 22, 2020
Authority: Cork City Council

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