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Will Fleury asked Tipperary County Council for permission to turn part of an old stable behind the former Bank of Ireland building on the Square in Cahir into a home. He also asked to keep the changes
A prominent building at the heart of a popular Tipperary tourist town is set to become a new home after receiving the green light from local authorities.
Will Fleury asked Tipperary County Council for permission to turn part of an old stable behind the former Bank of Ireland building on the Square in Cahir into a home. He also asked to keep the changes he had already made so the building could be lived in.
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Retention planning permission is needed when changes are made without prior permission, and the person wants to keep them.
After standing empty for years, the building will soon welcome new life, with plans for both a one-bedroom and a two-bedroom home now approved.
Tipperary County Council granted approval for the development, subject to seven conditions.
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