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An application has been lodged with Offaly County Council to construct 26 social and affordable residential units in Edenderry.
The application was lodged by PMB Construction Limited and the units, if permission is granted, will be built on lands to the west of the Downshire Ring Road and adjacent to Edenderry Shopping Centre.
The application is seeking permission to build eight one bed apartments, eight two bed apartments and ten three bed semi-detached and terraced houses. All include in the plan is car parking and a playground.
A decision on the application is due early next year.
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