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06 Sept 2025
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The site at Aras Chill Dara, Naas
Works are currently underway on renovating a disused warehouse on the grounds of Kildare County Council headquarters in Naas. The council said it is re-purposing the industrial building, located beside its car park and adjacent to the new MERITS building, as a storage facility.
The development will consist of a large covered storage area with small sections as well as staff amenities.
Some 200 square metres of solar panels will also be installed on roof areas.
The council had applied for a ‘Part 8’ development in which it seeks approval for works it is carrying out on its own behalf.
The plans went on public display for a month in the council’s offices which is a requirement under legislation.
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