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Tipperary County Council have approved planning for the refurbishment of a derelict premises with the address 48 O’Connell Street, Clonmel.
Planning documents show plans for the derelict four storey building in the heart of Clonmel's town centre, to be turned into a retail unit with apartments on the upper three floors.
A retail unit will be opened at ground floor level while the three storey living accommodation will consist of a one bedroom and a two bedroom apartment.
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Planning permission has also been granted for the indefinite retention of existing rear stairwell to serve the upper floor living units.
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