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07 Apr 2026
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07 Apr 2026
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A total of 36 new homes are being planned in Caragh village.
A planning application was submitted to Kildare County Council by O’Flynn Construction (Dublin) Limited.
The 2.05 hectare site is on lands bounded to the west by the R409 road to Naas and the Caragh View development.
The development will consist of a mixed-use scheme comprising of 36 residential units featuring 25 2-storey houses with private open spaces.
Also included are two duplex units and nine apartments.
The plans include ground floor level units comprising retail / office use.
The proposed development will also include vehicular, cyclist and pedestrian access from the R409 road to Naas.
The designs provide for car and bicycle parking spaces and electric vehicle charging points.
Other features include internal roads, footpaths and pedestrian crossings, public open space, tree removal and tree planting.
The estimated construction value of the project is €6.6m, according to Construction Information Services.
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