Construction of a new, 3 Storey Manufacturing Facility, Warehouse and carpark
Former EIR Depot Site, Templemichael Business Park, Ballinalee Road
up to 3 storeys · 1.9 ha · On Site
Planning application 2560267 to Longford County Council: Construction of a new, 3 Storey Manufacturing Facility, Warehouse and carpark, along with ancillary sheds, totalling 9,545 sqm, at Former EIR Depot Site, Templemichael Business Park, Ballinalee Road. Granted by the council on 14 January 2026. Work commenced on 24 June 2026.
Timeline
- Application lodged
- Council granted
- Work commenced
Key facts
Proposed development
the construction of a new, 3 Storey Manufacturing Facility, Warehouse and carpark, along with ancillary sheds, totalling 9,545 sqm, consisting of: i. 3No. Clean Rooms, Packaging Room, Warehouse, Tool Room, Quality Lab, Offices and ancillary rooms to the above. ii. 9No. External Storage Silos, 11m high, with an approximate cubic capacity of 40-45 metric tons. Containing Polypropylene, semi-rigid material used in the manufacturing process. iii. 4No. Loading Bays. iv. Screened external plant area with Air Handling Units to roof. v. On site structures for Electrical requirements, Bins & Pallet Stores. vi. Demolition of 1,755sqm of existing Buildings & Sheds. vii. Reduction in width of the existing site entrance, the addition of a truck-only exit to the east of the existing site entrance and a proposed new road and pathways from The Laurels Road viii. A controlled pedestrian crossing on the N63 ix. Together with associated signage and all other ancillary and associated site works
Planning status
A commencement notice has been lodged: works are under way or about to start.
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