Adjacent to Albert Edward Pier (on the seaward side, behind the parapet).

1. 22 Oct 2025

   Received by Mid and East Antrim

2. 23 Oct 2025

   Validated

   Checked as complete and ready for consideration.

3. 29 Jul 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

Mid and East Antrim granted permission, subject to any conditions on the decision notice. Work must normally begin within three years or the permission lapses. More in our guide to what happens after a planning decision.

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• Carrickfergus Harbour

  LA02/2025/0811/LBC Submitted 24 Oct 2025 67m away

  Slipways: Repointing to stone masonry walls. King William Pier (grade B1 listed) KWP is in poor structural condition and require remedial works to ensure its stability. . There are two main distinguishabe forms of construction: - 'square' masonry blocks sections, with old pointing washed out: Record information indicates that part of this pier was taken down and rebuilt in 1990 due to its poor condition, and underpinning carried out. Due to funding issues, the repairs were undertaken only at discrete locations and the remaining unrepaired areas continued to deteriorate. A similar underpin/concrete skirt is proposed throughout the pier, with top level maximum 450mm below mid tide level. Repointing throughout is proposed. - round head: The bottom layer consists of unbound round loose stones that have moved over time, causing the structure to lose its integral form. It is proposed to underpin the bottom layer of stones with a concrete skirt. The top level of the skirt will be below mid-tide level. The head is believed to be founded on boulder clay, different that the remaining of the harbour founded in marl. Floor stones to be lifted and reset. Modern harbour, part of KWP setting: Albert Edward Pier There is a short section with large sandstones that are eroded and large voids noted. Some of the coping stones are loose as the underlaying sandstone eroded. Coping stones to be lifted and reset over a steel plate to bridge the gaps while leaving the eroded sandstone in place. Repointing to the back of sandstone blocks. The concrete outer parapet wall is in very poor condition with large cracks and voids noted. A new RC skin is proposed. Anodes are to be installed to the sheet pile walls. North Wall Apply sealant to joints Alexandra Pier The outer parapet wall is in very poor condition with large cracks and voids noted. A new RC skin is proposed. Anodes are to be installed to the sheet pile walls.

  Granted Heritage and listed buildings 67 docs

• Carrickfergus Harbour

  LA02/2025/0843/F Submitted 22 Oct 2025 67m away

  Works to slipways, involving repointing to stone masonry walls. Works to King William Pier including underpin/concrete skirt and repointing throughoutproposed. Works to Albert Edward Pier involve the coping stones to be lifted and reset over a steel plate to bridge the gaps while leaving the eroded sandstone in place. Repointing to the back of sandstone blocks. A new RC skin is proposed. Anodes are to be installed to the sheet pile walls. Works to the North Wall involve applying sealant to joints Works to Alexandra Pier include a new RC skin and anodes are to be installed to the sheet pile walls.

  Granted Full applications 84 docs

• Carrickfergus Castle Marine Highway, Carrickfergus, BT38 7BG

  LA02/2026/0541/F Submitted 10 Jul 2026 121m away

  93% historically approved · decision due ~17 Sep

  Heritage-led visitor, access and interpretation works at Carrickfergus Castle, comprising removal of the existing Visitor Building, Education Building and other modern additions; erection of a new entrance and visitor facilities building; alterations and improvements to the Gatehouse, Outer Ward, West Battery, Grand Battery, Middle Ward, Inner Ward, Great Hall, Flash Room and Ordnance Store; partial re-excavation of the Middle Ward ditch, partial reconstruction of the Middle Ward wall and provision of a new bridge; formation and enhancement of visitor routes, including new paving, level-access works, ramps, lifts, stairs, handrails, balustrades and guarding; alterations to gun emplacements and wall walks; reinstatement and adaptation of historic features; internal and external works to the Great Tower, including removal of modern fit-out, replacement floor finishes, new lift and stair access, fire-safety and servicing works, reinstatement of the south-west spiral stair, public access to the roof and associated roof balustrading; installation of interpretive fit-out, setworks and displays; provision of plant, WCs and ancillary visitor accommodation; together with associated conservation, repair, landscaping, drainage, lighting, services and all ancillary site works. Construction of a new landscaped, curving and universally accessible raised ramp between the Marine Highway pedestrian crossing and the entrance to Carrickfergus Castle, incorporating landings, handrails, balustrades, integrated seating and planters; partial demolition and alteration of the existing modern access ramp and reconstructed basalt wall to form the new connection; relocation and reinstatement of existing memorials, benches and other site furniture; and associated steps, surfacing, planting, lighting, drainage, public-realm and ancillary site works.

  Awaiting decision Full applications Demolition 121 docs

• Carrickfergus Castle Marine Highway Carrickfergus BT38 7BG

  LA02/2026/0534/DCA Submitted 10 Jul 2026 121m away

  92% historically approved · decision due ~17 Sep

  Removal of inappropriate modern buildings to allow for the provision of a new visitor facility building and improved access to and within Carrickfergus Castle. Demolitions and Removals include: Partial lowering of portcullis at the Gatehouse, removal of existing Visitor Building and Education Building within the Outer Ward, partial excavation of north face ditch at the Middle Ward Wall, removal of Accessible WC in the Ordonnance Store, partial reconstruction of the Middle Ward wall, removal of modern fit out of the Great Tower. Partial demolition of the existing modern access ramp leading from the marine Highway to the Castle. Section of existing basalt masonry wall to be dismantled and cleared to accommodate new ramp. Removal of some street furniture and lighting to the front of the Castle.

  Awaiting decision Heritage and listed buildings Demolition 16 docs

• Lands to the North of Premier Inn Hotel and East of Rodgers Quay, Carrickfergus Waterfront, Carrickfergus BT38 8BE

  LA02/2024/0900/DCA Submitted 6 Dec 2024 184m away

  Demolition of Existing building and redevelopment for residential comprising of 33 no Apartments (9no. 2 bed and 24no. 3 Bed) within 3 No. Three and half storey buildings including access, car parking, cycle parking, landscaping and all associated site works.

  Granted Heritage and listed buildings New dwelling Demolition 30 docs
  Major scheme

• Lands to the North of Premier Inn Hotel and East of Rodgers Quay, Carrickfergus Waterfront, Carrickfergus BT38 8BE

  LA02/2024/0899/F Submitted 6 Dec 2024 184m away

  Demolition of Existing building and redevelopment for residential comprising of 33 no Apartments (9no. 2 bed and 24no. 3 Bed) within 3 No. Three and half storey buildings including access, car parking, cycle parking, landscaping and all associated site works.

  Granted Full applications New dwelling Demolition 53 docs
  Major scheme

• LA02/2026/0038/LBC Granted

  39 Shore Road Greenisland Carrickfergus BT38 8UA

  Single storey extension to side and internal alterations to provide open plan kitchen/living room and associated external landscaping

  Received 16 Jan, published by the council 29 Jul 2026 Heritage and listed buildings
• LA02/2026/0586/LBC Granted

  27E CHURCH ROAD BALLYKENNEDY BALLYMENA BT42 2NL

  Removal of a uPVC window and installation of a historically accurate timber sliding sash window.

  Received 11 Aug, published by the council 14 Aug 2026 Heritage and listed buildings
• LA02/2026/0477/LBC Granted

  Rear Garden of Wardens House Gracehill Moravian Church 23 Church Road Ballymena BT42 2NL

  Listed Building Consent for A new timber door inserted returning the wall and opening to its original appearance. Repair of the partially collapsed roof of outhouse and reinstatement of the wall. Replacement of a pair of tin gates with more appropriate wooden gates. Repair to the south wall of the building, insertion of a door to allow access to the garden and new window opening reproducing that which already existed in the building.

  Received 21 Jun, published by the council 29 Jul 2026 Heritage and listed buildings
• LA02/2026/0546/LBC Awaiting decision

  Carrickfergus Town Hall, Museum and Civic Centre 11 Antrim Street, Carrickfergus, BT38 7DG

  Refurbishment and alteration of Carrickfergus Town Hall, the Museum and Civic Centre and the former Community Advice Building to create an integrated civic, arts, cultural and community hub, including internal reconfiguration and removal of later non-original additions; upgrading of the Jubilee Hall, Dobbs Room, foyer, reception, bar, ancillary, museum and atrium spaces; conversion of the former Advice Building to a lifelong-learning and education suite with Changing Places provision; relocation and enhancement of the Civic Centre café and erection of an associated glazed winter-garden extension following removal of the existing covered porch; reconfiguration of the courtyard, including removal of car parking, to provide a flexible space for events, markets and community gatherings; accessibility improvements comprising new ramps, steps and entrances; and associated landscaping, paving, lighting, interpretation, building-services, drainage, refuse, servicing and ancillary works.

  Received 10 Jul, published by the council 29 Jul 2026 Heritage and listed buildings
• LA02/2026/0536/DCA Awaiting decision

  Former Danske Bank and adjacent car park 21–23 High Street, Carrickfergus, BT38 7AL

  Demolition of the existing three-storey former bank building.

  Received 10 Jul, published by the council 29 Jul 2026 Heritage and listed buildings