Planning application · Carlow County Council

the refurbishment of the protected structure, Newtown National School (RPS CW412)…

Newtown Dunleckney National School , Newtown , Co. Carlow

2560076 · CarlowGranted
Reference
2560076
Planning authority
Carlow County Council
Received
27 Mar 2025
Decided
16 Jul 2025
Status
Granted
Floor area
153 m²
Site area
0.86 ha
Further information requested
20 May 2025
Further information received
20 Jun 2025

Proposed development

the refurbishment of the protected structure, Newtown National School (RPS CW412) to create 2 classrooms and associated works including internal alterations, installation of new doors and windows, new external stairs and ramps, and connections to existing services and associated site works

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Permission was granted on 16 Jul 2025. Third parties may appeal within four weeks; after that the permission is final and works can start once a commencement notice is lodged.

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