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Market Square, Kildare Town
Planning permission has been granted by Kildare County Council for a development of 87 new homes and a creche in Kildare town.
The project by Kilmeague-based developers Thoval Properties is for the Whitesland East area of Kildare town between the Bishopsland residential area and the railway line.
Approved for a 3.6 hectare site are 47 three-bed semi-detached two-storey houses and 12 two-bed mid-terrace two-storey houses.
The scheme also include 21 three-bed end of terrace 2-storey houses.
A 228 square metre single storey creche is also in the plans.
The estimated total construction value of the project is nearly €20m, according to Construction Information Services.
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