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06 Sept 2025
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The unit at Railway Court, Pearse Road.
A childcare company has sought planning permission for an additional unit in Letterkenny.
LMNO Childcare Ltd has submitted an application to Donegal County Council in respect of a premises on Pearse Road.
Last autumn, the company was given conditional planning permission to change Unit 2, Railway Court to a childcare facility.
Now, the company is looking to change Unit 1, Railway Court to a childcare facility.
The planning application says that this unit is located 'adjacent to and connected to existing unit'. The application provides for associated signage including ancillary works at ground floor level.
The local authority say that a decision on the application is due to be made by July 3, 2024.
Last year, LMNO Childcare Ltd was given permission, subject to eight conditions, for works to Unit 1, with the development to include a staff office and a canteen area.
Among the conditions laid down by the Council were that drop-offs to the new crèche will only be permitted from the public car park at the rear of the facility and the opening hours of the premises will be confined to 7.30am-6pm from Monday-Friday.
LMNO Childcare already operate a childcare service in Bray, County Wicklow.
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