for (a) The change of use of ancillary smoking room to additional single ensuite bedroom…
Maynooth Lodge Nursing Home , Crinnstown , Maynooth
Proposed development
for (a) The change of use of ancillary smoking room to additional single ensuite bedroom. (b) The partial demolition of existing partitions and construction of new partition walls in the reception area. The change of use is accommodated within the existing footprint granted under 09/1197, 14/648 and 20/120 with no additional floor area proposed
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Permission was granted on 2 Dec 2024. 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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