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Tipperary County Council green light for housing project
A decision on a major housing development at Knocknaconnery in Carrick-on-Suir, Tipperary has been given conditional planning approval.
The applicant, Luizshire Limited, is looking to build 72 new homes, including 40 x three-bed houses and 24 x four-bed houses is awaiting approval from the council.
The development will also include a large communal space, resident and visitor parking spaces, and new pedestrian and vehicular access to Cregg Road.
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A decision from the local authority was made on April 16 and the council attached 23 conditions.
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