Protected structure, Island House, Cloon & Commons Castleconnell, Co. Limerick
the erection of 16 no. solar photovoltaic panels to the southern roof slope of the existing dwelling, a protected structure (RPS No.1085), which is within the curtilage of the ruins of a medieval chapel (RPS No. 1084). The dwelling is located within the Castleconnell Village Core Architectural Conservation Area (ACA 10b)
The public decision state is shown, but conditions and later amendments can still change delivery scope.
The protected-structure designation is source evidence and can shape specification and method.
No tender, award, contractor appointment, supplier appointment or procurement timetable is inferred.
Opportunity & supplier intelligence
What is known, and what may happen next
Timing is a planning-stage outlook, not a tender, award, contractor appointment, supplier appointment or guaranteed procurement date.
A planning decision is recorded and no linked commencement is indexed. Conditions, procurement and start timing remain unconfirmed.
Decision date 10 Apr 2026. / Confidence: LowDecision date 10 Apr 2026.
Open evidenceNo commencement indexed / This is an index state, not proof that no works have started.
Source limitedNo drawing entry is available in this lead's bounded document evidence.
Source limitedConfirmed scope
Confirmed application scope
the erection of 16 no. solar photovoltaic panels to the southern roof slope of the existing dwelling, a protected structure (RPS No.1085), which is within the curtilage of the ruins of a medieval chapel (RPS No. 1084). The dwelling is located within the Castleconnell Village Core Architectural Conservation Area (ACA 10b)
Open scope evidenceNamed firms
Public source roles
No named firm role is published in this panel's source contract. PlanningBrief does not infer a contractor or supplier.
Evidence-backed work packages
Explicit source signals only
Protected-structure / conservation scope
The public application description explicitly references protected-structure / conservation scope.
Confidence & provenance 1 official source
- Authority
- Limerick City and County Council
- Exact reference
- 2660033
- Evidence reviewed
- 2 Jun 2026
- Confidence
- Source-linked
Facts come from the indexed public planning record and any bounded structured document evidence. No request-time official fetch, tender, award or appointment inference is used.
What the public record evidences
Protected structure
The public application record identifies protected structure in the submitted planning scope.
Protected-structure / conservation scope
The public application description explicitly references protected-structure / conservation scope.
Only source-supported scope signals are shown; generic trade padding is omitted.
More actions
Named source parties
- Promoter
- Stephen & Lottie Hearn
- Planning agent
- James Corbett
- Agent address
- James Corbett Architects 11 The Crescent Limerick V94 V2VW
More Limerick planning activity
These are county discovery links, not claimed relationships to this application.
Application text
the erection of 16 no. solar photovoltaic panels to the southern roof slope of the existing dwelling, a protected structure (RPS No.1085), which is within the curtilage of the ruins of a medieval chapel (RPS No. 1084). The dwelling is located within the Castleconnell Village Core Architectural Conservation Area (ACA 10b)
Application to site progress
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Applied 20 Jan 2026 2660033
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Decision Conditional 10 Apr 2026
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Appeal No appeal indexed No public appeal record is indexed against this application.
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Commenced No commencement indexed No reliable public commencement record is indexed against this permission.
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Completed Completion not recorded No privacy-cleared exact completion certificate is linked to this permission. Absence is not evidence that the project is incomplete.
Source, scope and limits
Application description and scale 2660033
the erection of 16 no. solar photovoltaic panels to the southern roof slope of the existing dwelling, a protected structure (RPS No.1085), which is within the curtilage of the ruins of a medieval chapel (RPS No. 1084). The dwelling is located within the Castleconnell Village Core Architectural Conservation Area (ACA 10b)
Open official record