Kilkenny's Patrick Mullins aboard Nick Rockett after winning the Randox Grand National (Mike Egerton/PA)
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07 Sept 2025
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Restaurant (File Photo)
Plans have been lodged to Kilkenny County Council seeking the partial change of use of an 'existing shop' to 'restaurant and takeaway' at Kellymount, Paulstown, County Kilkenny (R95 AV88).
According to the information submitted with the planning application online, the front of the building is to 'remain as shop'.
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Permission is also being sought for new signage to the front elevation and all associated site works.
The application is awaiting validation from Kilkenny County Council.
A decision, subject to the application's validation, is expected from the local authority by July 21, 2025.
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The decision timeframe may change is further information is requested from the applicant(s).
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