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St Fintan's Health Campus Portlaoise
The Health Service Executive is seeking planning permission for a temporary car park for 106 cars at St Fintan’s Healthcare Campus in Portlaoise.
An application for the temporary car park was lodged with Laois County Council on Tuesday, August 8.
It seeks to “construct a temporary car park for Midland Regional Hospital Portlaoise, to accommodate 106 No. car park spaces together with all associated site works, located on Block Road, to the Southwest of Midland Regional Hospital Portlaoise. The proposed site is accessed through an existing access road off Block Road. The proposed car park is within the grounds of St Fintan’s Healthcare Campus, which is listed as a Protected Structure RPS 179 in the current Laois County Development Plan 2017-2023.”
Laois County Council is expected to make a decision on the application in October 2.
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