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An image of Naas at night. Picture: Andy Davies/Celtic Photography
One of the pop-up coffee shops that has opened in Naas is seeking planning permission.
In common with many other towns, Naas has seen a plethora of these enterprises launched since the pandemic led to movement restrictions over a year ago.
Froth Coffee Ltd has applied for retention to Kildare County Council.
Retention planning applications are generally made for unauthorised structures and are a common feature of the planning system.
Froth Coffee has applied to retain the drive-thru coffee pod “offering customer’s convenience and barista coffee all in one offering”, according to a planning document.
It is located at Monaghan’s Harbour Hotel, off Newbridge Road.
Submissions concerning the application will be accepted up to June 20 and a decision is expected on July 11.
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