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The proposed phase two development at Ayrfield (left side - outlined in red) / PICTURE: K - DESIGN STUDIO
Ayrfield Homes Ltd are applying for planning permission for the proposed phase two construction of a residential development at Ayrfield, Granges Road, Kilkenny.
The development would consist of: three four-bed detached dwellings, nine four-bed semi-detached dwellings, ten three-bed semi-detached dwellings and two two-level duplex buildings.
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The duplex buildings would consist of four two-bed ground floor units and four two-bed first floor duplex units.
Permission has also been sought for a vehicular connection from the existing phase one development, boundary treatments and public open space.
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The applicant is also seeking permission for foul and surface water connections/disposal, and all associated site works.
The planning application was received by Kilkenny County Council on July 8, 2025.
A decision is expected by September 1, 2025.
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