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19 Jan 2022
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The junction of Upper Patrick Street and Corcoran Terrace/Kells Road
Plans to demolish 66 Upper Patrick Street, a two-storey end-of-terrace house, along with a vacant external workshop and site sheds to construct 3 terraced houses and 12 apartments have been granted.
The new development will be located at the junction of Upper Patrick Street and Corcoran Terrace/Kells Road in Kilkenny city.
The apartment accommodation, spread between two buildings, will include 6 one-bedroom units, 5 two-bedroom units and 1 three-bedroom unit.
On-site car parking and all associated site, ancillary & landscaping works are included in the approved plans.
The application was originally submitted by Hansa Properties Ltd back in July.
Planning permission was granted by the local authority on December 15.
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