Planning application · Kilkenny County Council

Planning Permission is sought by J and M Healy Ltd. for development at Healy’s Pharmacy…

Healy's Pharmacy Market Street , Thomastown , Co. Kilkenny.

2460160 · KilkennyClosed
Reference
2460160
Planning authority
Kilkenny County Council
Received
5 Apr 2024
Decided
9 Sept 2024
Status
Closed
Site area
0.014 ha
Further information requested
28 May 2024
Further information received
13 Aug 2024

Proposed development

Planning Permission is sought by J and M Healy Ltd. for development at Healy’s Pharmacy, Market Street, Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny, R95 EEY5, a protected structure Ref.: C619, and NIAH Ref.: 12317064. The development will consist of the installation of solar panels to the roof of the existing building, and all associated works to facilitate the development.

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Permission was refused on 9 Sept 2024. The applicant may appeal within four weeks of the decision.

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