Planning Permission Sought For Pre-School And Afterschool In Kildare Town

Saturday, 10 August 2024 11:49

By Tara Flanagan

A winter garden and play garden are part of the plans

Permission is sought from Kildare County Council for a pre-school and afterschool services with creche facilities in a 2-storey unit in Kildare town.

A winter garden and play garden are proposed at first floor level for the facility at Blackmillers Hill Estate off the Rathbride Road.

Permission is also sought for a bicycle shelter, a ground floor external play area.

The estimated construction value to the project is €674,000, according to Building Information Ireland database.

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