Planning application · Kildare County Council

for (a) the demolition of an existing pub & restaurant building…

The Former Thatch Pub Site , Main St. , Ballymore Eustace

2560587 · KildareIn Assessment
Reference
2560587
Planning authority
Kildare County Council
Received
30 May 2025
Status
In Assessment
Site area
0.19 ha

Proposed development

for (a) the demolition of an existing pub & restaurant building; (b) the erection of a single storey building providing a retail unit including off-licence use, a cafe, commercial kitchen, ancillary staff & W.C. areas; (c) 2 no. Type A three-bedroom two storey townhouses with front door access on Main St.; (d) 1 no. Type B three-bedroom two storey townhouse with front door access on Main St.; (e) a rear courtyard providing a service yard, 11 no. public car parking spaces including 1 no. accessible parking space, 6 no. residential car parking spaces, 2 no. EV car charging points; 5 no. public bicycle parking bays & 5 no. staff bicycle parking bays ; (f) new connections to the public foul & storm drainage; (g) public realm works on Main St. & Chapel St. including refurbishment works to public footpaths & kerbs, a landscaped terrace on Chapel St., 3 no. public car parking spaces & 5 no. public bicycle parking bays; (h) all associate site and landscaping works

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