Planning application · Offaly County Council

the demolition of the pub and nightclub structures to the rear of no 29 JKL street…

29 JKL Street , Edenderry , Co. Offaly.

2660251 · OffalyLodged
Reference
2660251
Planning authority
Offaly County Council
Received
6 May 2026
Decision due
30 Jun 2026
Status
Lodged
Use
Residential
Dwellings
13
Floor area
6,368 m²
Site area
0.144 ha

Proposed development

the demolition of the pub and nightclub structures to the rear of no 29 JKL street, and the construction of two residential blocks that will contain two 2 bed ground floor apartments and four 2 bed duplex units in each block. The works will also include parking, bins storage, bike racks, landscaping and all associated site works and services for the development

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The application has been lodged and validated. The council has eight weeks to decide, unless it asks for further information. The council's decision is due by 30 Jun 2026.

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