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Plans for new apartments in Carlow have been submitted to the local authority.
Permission is being sought for the construction of a three-storey, residential apartment block, comprising of fifteen two-bedroom apartments, each with external terrace area or balcony; together with external bin store, all associated services provision, landscaping, boundary treatments and site works.
The development will include the demolition of all existing structures on site, 7 Maryborough Street, Graiguecullen, Carlow, comprising of one three-storey derelict house (NIAH Ref. 10000045), one three-storey derelict warehouse (NIAH Ref. 10000043), and one single-storey warehouse unit.
7 Maryborough Street, Graiguecullen is the current address for Modern Tyres Carlow.
The proposed development site is located next to a protected structure, 6 Maryborough Street (RPS Ref. CT61)
The application was submitted by John Brennan on 12th December 2023.
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