Limerick and the mid-west combine a regeneration-era city, the Shannon estuary's industrial and energy geography, and a rural county of one-off housing and farms - three distinct planning files this practice serves as one, entirely remotely: documents by email, advice by phone or video, everything drafted and lodged without travel, within 48 hours.
Three Files, One Remote Practice
The city file: regeneration-era schemes and the site notices they generate, submissions drafted against the plan’s actual policies inside the five-week window, contested decisions on the four-week clock to An Coimisiún Pleanála. The estuary file: industrial and energy development where both chairs get served - developers proofing applications at the scale where challenge arithmetic is compelling, communities and landowners engaging through submissions, appeals and the occasional High Court question - with environmental screening central to both, because estuary-adjacent projects are where that scrutiny concentrates. The county file: local-needs housing evidenced like the legal case it is, farm exemptions within their limits alongside farmsolicitor.ie, and the old-works and enforcement questions rural property generates. All three run on documents and dates, by email, at the 48-hour standard: 01 5827148.
The Windows Bite the Same in the Mid-West
Distance changes nothing about the clocks: five weeks from lodgement to observe (and preserve the appeal ticket only submitters hold), four unforgiving weeks from decision to appeal, eight weeks from a board decision to the High Court, the warning letter’s stated window shaping everything after - each running from dates in documents, none extended by good excuses. Which is why the mid-west service is built on speed at the document layer: the notice photographed and sent the day it’s spotted, the register’s lodgement date checked the same afternoon, the enforcement letter scanned before the weekend ruins itself, same-day assessment where a window is short - and the honest route map back within 48 hours: which window, which route, and whether it’s worth it, said plainly, because the mid-west’s files deserve the same candour as the capital’s.
Two Free Tools Before You Call
The Planning Permission Checker maps your project against the exemption territory and its traps, and the Planning Deadline Mapper shows which statutory window your situation is standing in. Both run entirely on your device — nothing stored or sent.
The Documents and Your Dates, Today
Site notice, decision, warning letter or CPO envelope - send what exists with the dates it carries. Which window, which route, and whether it's worth it: the honest position within 48 hours, wherever in Ireland you are.
Call 01 5827148