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The works are planned for the 'Hughes' building in Graignamanagh, County Kilkenny / PICTURE: GOOGLE MAPS
Permission has been granted, subject to 17 conditions, to undertake works at a currently vacant building on Lower Main Street, Graignamanagh, County Kilkenny.
The applicant sought the change of use of a portion of the existing ground floor from retail to café/restaurant use.
Also sought was permission to carry out repairs, renovations and remedial works to the entire vacant property which is classified as a protected structure.
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The planning application was originally lodged in June of 2024 and the applicant was requested to submit further information to Kilkenny County Council.
Permission was subsequently granted to the plans, subject to conditions, on February 18, 2025.
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