19/10/2021
19/10/2021
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File picture: A new school may be on the cards for Kilkenny
A planning application has been lodged for a new primary school in the wetlands area of Kilkenny City.
Cairn Homes Properties Ltd is seeking permission for the construction of a two-storey, 16-classroom primary school building and a two-classroom special needs centre with a combined floor area of 2741sqm.
The application also includes plans for outdoor play facilities, a new entrance from College Avenue, set down area and parking facilities and all associated site development, infrastructural and landscaping works.
A decision on the application is due early next month.
Convicted: Liam Foley (file pic)
Often these shoeboxes are the only gifts these children will receive at Christmas and the joy that they bring is incredible
Kieran Bollard (Lions Club), Mayor Andrew McGuinness, Eddie Holohan (President Kilkenny Lions), Samantha Maher (Alzheimer's Society Kilkenny), Cathaoirleach Fidelis Doherty and Marie Kennedy
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