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CORK COUNTY COUNCIL COMHAIRLE CONTAE CHORCAÍ


PLANNING


CORK COUNTY LIBRARY AND ARTS SERVICE, COUNTY LIBRARY BUILDING, CARRIGROHANE ROAD, CORK


DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT DIRECTORATE, CORK COUNTY COUNCIL


NOTICE UNDER SECTION 179 OF THE PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACTS, 2000-2011


Notice is hereby given, pursuant to the provisions of Section 179 of the Planning and Development Acts, 2000-2011 and in accordance with the requirements of Article 81 and Article 83 of the Planning and Development Regulations, 2001-2012, that the Cork County Fire Services Department proposes to undertake the following development to No. 58-60, North Main Street, Youghal, Co. Cork.


Planning Permission under ‘Part Eight’ of the Planning and Development Regulations, 2001 (as amended) is required. In accordance with S.I. 476, 2011, Section 250, Planning and Development (Amendment) (No.3) Regulations, 2011, the Council has carried out a screening and has determined that an Appropriate Assessment is not required.


Scope of Works


The works entail the reconstruction, extension and fit out of the existing 3-storey, two-bay building located at No 58-60 North Main Street, Youghal, Co. Cork. As the site is located in an Architectural Conservation Area (ACA), the existing building line will be respected, and portions of the building fabric dating back to the 17th century retained. A new library would be constructed around this historic fabric, incorporating all the requirements of a modern library as set out in Public Library Standards and Benchmarks. Change of use from a retail/commercial unit with accommodation above to a library building is also being sought. An Archaeological Assessment Survey has been carried out in accordance with a building within an Architectural Conservation Area (ACA).


Plans and particulars of the proposed development will be available for inspection and/or purchase at the Public Library, The Rivergate Mall, North Main Street., Youghal, Co. Cork and the foyer of the Architect’s Department, Cork County Council, Floor 9, County Hall, Carrigrohane Road, Cork, from 9am to 5pm on each day during which the said offices are open for the transaction of business (excluding Bank Holidays) for a period beginning on Friday, 19th May 2017 – Friday, 30th June 2017.


Submissions and observations with respect to the proposed development, dealing with the proper planning and sustainable development of the area in which the development will be situated, may be made in writing to, Sean McLoughlin, Acting County Architect, Floor 9, County Hall, Carrigrohane Road, Cork or Eileen O’Brien, County Librarian, Library Building, Carrigrohane Road, Cork on or before Friday, 14th July 2017.


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Thursday, 18th


May 2017


Inch Rovers Ladies Football Club Second Annual Table Quiz Set For June


by ALAN SHEEHAN Inch Rovers Ladies


Football Club will hold a table quiz fundraiser on Friday, 9 June. The second Annual Ta-


ble Quiz will be held at Kennedy’s Bar, Killeagh and is open to all to attend. A table of four is priced at €40 with the proceeds go- ing to Inch Rovers Ladies Football Club. “This is our second year running it,” said Sharon Roche, Chairperson of Inch Rovers Ladies Foot- ball Club. “We held it last year because our Un- der-14s got into the Féile All-Ireland. This year were are holding it just for the general running costs of the club.” The Table Quiz will fea-


ture spot prizes donated by locals, mainly parents of the Inch Rovers players, and the club’s Secretary Tommy Goggin will act as


quizmaster on the night. “Table quizzes are al-


ways on and they are popular,” said Ms Roche. “People even in Youghal and Ladysbridge will be watching out for the post- ers. They can be very good ways to raise money, but the event is also a social gathering for the commu- nity as well as our club. Everybody is welcome in- cluding the parents of girls and the community.” The event is a large ef-


fort involved the whole of the club’s committee. “I would like to thank committee,”


all of the


said Ms Roche. “Tom- my Goggin, Secretary, will be quizmaster and James Maunsell, our mi- nor coach, makes up the questions, to name but two. It is a big committee which runs it and I’d like to thank all of them. They do fantastic work and a lot of


that is behind the Cuidiú Week 2017


Cuidiú Week is a week- long range of FREE events across Cork for parents and children, it is part of a na- tionwide campaign to pro- mote the charity. The week runs from Monday 15 May to Saturday 20 May with a series of events designed


to give those new to Cuid- iú a sense of what we’re all about.


All members and


non-members are very wel- come to all our events. Please remember we welcome ALL parents regardless as to their parenting choices or style.


Recital In Aid Of Centre For Autism, St. Bridget’s Natonal School, Midleton


A music miscella-


ny will feature in the plush surroundings of the Kiltha Room of the Castlemartyr Resort Hotel on Sunday after- noon May 28 at 3 PM. Glamourous Lismore based Soprano, Sarah O’Mahony will be guest artist on this occasion. Fresh from her great success in the


Mario


Lanza Tribute with Ca- thal McCabe and Tenor Frank Ryan, and re- cent prizewinner in Feis


Maitiu, Sarah is looking forward to singing some of her favourite arias on May 28th


. She will be


joined on this occasion by Mezzo Soprano Orla Irwin and young ris- ing stars Ava Hennessy, Kevin Donnelly, Maia O’Brien, Ellarose Mc- Donald, Mary Donnelly and Anna Sheehan. All proceeds go to


the Centre for Autism, St. Bridget’s National School, Midleton. Admission €10.


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scenes. So I would like to thank the committee and


of course the parents and community for supporting


us by attending and donat- ing prizes.”


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