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An off-licence and take away area will be added to a shop in Clonmel.
Tipperary County Council have granted planning permission for the construction of an off-licence and take away area in a shop in Clonmel.
The application was submitted to change the retail space in Londis, located in 83 Irishtown Clonmel, to incude an off-licence and take away area.
The planning authority issued its decision on February 3 2026.
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An appeal against the decision may be lodged with An Coimisiún Pleanála within four weeks of that date.
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