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House at Main Street, Daingean to be renovated
A RESIDENTIAL development has got the green light in Daingean.
Offaly County Council has granted permission for the renovation of a cottage on Main Street in the town and the construction of four new houses at its rear on Gaol Lane.
The consent was granted on November 3 to Arvin Savage who sought permission for renovation and alterations of an existing derelict dwelling on Main Street.
The application also involved four new two-bedroom single storey semi-detached houses which will be accessed via Gaol Lane, which is between the cottage and the library on Main Street.
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Drawings submitted for the houses indicated it will have three bedrooms. Each of the new houses will have two parking spaces.
It is a condition of the permission that a new footpath be installed along Gaol Lane.
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