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15 Sept 2025
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15 Sept 2025
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A planning application has been lodged for a €2.3m extension to a medical centre in Celbridge, Kildare.
The address on the application is Celbridge Medical Centre and Pharmacy, Main Street, Celbridge, Co Kildare.
According to Construction Information Services (CIS), a planning application was lodged with Kildare County Council in relation to the proposed development on September 3 2025.
The scheme comprises a two-storey extension to rear, together with revised car and cycle parking layouts, oil and general waste storage enclosures, standby generator and enclosure and associated site works.
The architect for the project is William Doran Planning and Project Management Consultant.
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