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Photo: Google Maps (Four Lakes Retail Park)
Works are underway on the change of use from vacant use to chemist warehouse in Four Lakes Retail Park, Carlow.
Earlier this year, CWIRE Retail were granted planning permission for the change of use of vacant unit to retail warehouse to allow for the sale of a range of bulky and non-bulky products including pharmaceutical-related products, medical and disability aids, baby equipment, sports equipment and associated ancillary goods.
The development will include internal and external modifications, including new signage associated with the proposed change of use and all associated works necessary to facilitate the development.
The estimated cost of the project is €1.6m and will take approximately nine months to complete (August 2024).
Data according to Construction Information Services (CIS) Ireland.
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