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Askea House Pollerton Road, Carlow, Photo: Google Maps
Carlow County Council have made a decision for extensive works to take place at a Community Centre in Carlow Town. The planning application has extensive works to take place on the centre with a standalone building that hoped to be used for counseling and training.
The planning application was made by Carlow County Development Partnership CCG and was received by the Council on the 20th of December 2023.
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The planning decision was made on the 11th of December 2024 and it was provided with a conditional planning decision.
The location of the Community Centre is at Askea House, Pollerton Road, Carlow, R93 T2VF.
The details of the planning permission are as follows:
The construction of a standalone building to the rear of our existing premises to be used in conjunction with our existing community centre as a counseling/training hub, connection to services, associated parking and all associated site works.
The conditional decision comes with 16 conditions that must be followed and can be found on the Council planning website through the link HERE.
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