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Planning permission has been granted to Nua Healthcare Services Limited for three care units in Portarlington on the Kildare / Laois border.
The project on Lea Road in the town has an estimated construction value of over €700,000, according to Construction Information Services database.
Two existing steel sheds on the site will be removed for the construction of single occupancy, single-storey residential care units.
Each unit will have an individual gross floor area of 65 square metres within two standalone buildings with gross floor areas of 147 sq m and 74 sq m respectively to the rear of the main residential care unit.
Landscaping, electric vehicle charging stations and bicycle parking are included in the plans.
Retention planning permission is sought for two laundry sheds and a car parking area.
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