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04 Jul 2022
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An image of the Abbey Quarter when completed
Kilkeny Abbey Quarter Development Partnership have applied for planning permission to develop a new mixed use building varying in height from 4 to 5 storeys (set back at top floor) at Kilkenny Abbey Quarter.
The building planned will comprise of 3 to 4 floors of office accommodation together with mixed-use space including reception, offices, retail and support space.
All associated signage and site development works are included in the plans.
Further details on the proposed development, including architectural drawings can be found HERE.
A decision on the proposed plans is due to be made by July 4, 2022.
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