Planning application · Kildare County Council

for Change of Use from a retail unit at ground floor to a Day Service facility for adults…

91 English Row , Lower Main Street , Celbridge

2560649 · KildareOn Site
Reference
2560649
Planning authority
Kildare County Council
Received
10 Jun 2025
Decided
21 Aug 2025
Status
On Site
Floor area
61 m²
Site area
0.009 ha
Further information requested
28 Jul 2025
Further information received
1 Aug 2025
Commenced
21 May 2026

Proposed development

for Change of Use from a retail unit at ground floor to a Day Service facility for adults with intellectual and physical disabilities, new hardwood shopfront to match adjoining premises with a relocated door to enable level access, forming a window in the existing door opening to match the new hardwood windows as well as internal alterations

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A commencement notice has been lodged: works are under way or about to start.

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