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Tullogher Rosbercon GAA Club have applied for planning permission for a new fence to the perimeter of the existing astroturf playing area, new fence to roadside boundary, GAA dugouts, wheelchair ramp, access steps, digital scoreboards, public lighting to car park and spectator seating and all associated site works at their Brownstown site.
Meanwhile, away from sport, Talbotsinch Limited have lodged a planning application with Kilkenny County Council for the construction of a two storey coffee kiosk complete with signage, site entrance, driveway and car parking area and ancillary site works for a period of ten years at Phoenix Business Park, Talbotsinch on the Freshford Road.
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A decision will be made by Kilkenny County Council on both applications in the coming weeks. The decision timeline may be extended if further information is sought from the applicants.
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