25/09/2021
25/09/2021
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The Laois/Offaly Education & Training board have applied to Offaly County Council for planning permission to construct a temporary school building in Clara, Co. Offaly.
The application seeks to put the building on the site of a protected structure at the Ard Scoil Chairáin Naofa in the Frederick Street/Station Road area of the town.
The works would provide for a four-classroom building, as well as external access works and all associated site works.
The application was lodged in early July.
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