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Planning application 2560155

Permission for development which consists of: Crown Square Developments Ltd.

Former Crown Equipment Site, Junction of Monivea Road and Joyces Road, Mervue Galway

Decision

Granted with conditions

Construction status

Construction commenced

Latest milestone

Completion certificate validated

26 May 2026

Application timeline

Key milestones

Planning, appeal and official building-control milestones.

  1. Application received

  2. Decision: CONDITIONAL

  3. Final grant

  4. Construction commenced

    Official NBCO/BCMS data
  5. Completion certificate validated

    Official NBCO/BCMS data
  6. Completion certificate validated

    Official NBCO/BCMS data

Application details

Planning reference
2560155
Council
Galway City Council
Proposal description
Permission for development which consists of: Crown Square Developments Ltd. intend to apply for permission for development at this site, Crown Square, at the junction of Monivea Road and Joyce’s Road, Mervue, Galway. The proposed development forms part of a larger landholding which extends to 51,148 sqm in total (permitted under Pl. Ref. 18/363). The proposed development will comprise: 1. A change of use of part of an existing café / restaurant unit (c. 166 sq. m.) on the ground floor of Block B (Áras 2), to office use and the relocation of the double entrance doors serving the café / restaurant unit. 2. A change of use of part of an existing office unit on the ground floor of Block E (Áras 5), to enlarge the previously permitted convenience retail store by c. 168.4 sq. m.
Location / address
Former Crown Equipment Site, Junction of Monivea Road and Joyces Road, Mervue Galway
Application type
PERMISSION
Received / registered
27 May 2025
Council decision
CONDITIONAL
Council decision date
21 Jul 2025
Final grant date
3 Sept 2025

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