jad2007 wrote: » Work underway in the Old Stand. Great to see something happening there, Anything is better than a empty building. Love to see a pub open there but I would say thats unlikely.
Partizan wrote: » I'd say its just building maintenance to secure the structure which also involves work on the hoarding. There will be nothing going in there for a while yet.
fricatus wrote: » You're probably right of course, but do you know that for sure? I guess we'd probably have seen a planning application if anything was happening. I skim them and didn't see anything, but I could easily have missed something related to this premises...
jad2007 wrote: » amazing how quickly this thread went from positive to neagtive, "ah sure they are probably just fixing the hoarding". Speaking as one who has actually seen the building today, they are working inside. Not on the hoarding.
libra02 wrote: » The only planning permission for broad street is for 13 Broad Street - a protected structure. So that could be it and conditional permission has been granted for a new shopfront to be constructed and all associated works. Other than that I do not think there is any other planning pplications. Mind you looking at the amount of weeds and plants growing out of the upstairs windows maybe it was in danger of fallling down and work had to be done to keep it safe?
gscully wrote: » The Old Stand is on Michael St.
ToxicPaddy wrote: » I thought Noel Burke Developments from Galway bought it. And its currently up for lease at the moment with Halley GraceLinky I'd say they are spending some money on it to freshen the building up a bit as no one is going to rent that property in its current state.
Raykiely wrote: » See new windows and doors being put in there today
kayevajo wrote: » i heard from a good source that the reid family have bought it back, and are reopening it.