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The distribution centre site inNewbridge
Supermarket giant Lidl wants to develop a school tour site in Newbridge.
The company is seeking to provide a school tour facility at it’s giant distribution centre at Little Connell on the Naas side of the town.
The centre is Lidl Ireland's single largest investment since its arrival in Ireland in 2000 and is about the size of seven football pitches.
The warehouse is one of the biggest in Ireland with over 80 unloading bays and includes 352 parking spaces to cater for staff vehicles.
It opened at the end of 2019.
Now the company has applied for permission (for a temporary period of up to 10 years) for a school tour facility.
This will consist of the laying out of an undeveloped area adjoining the warehouse site as a school and visitor farm with demonstration, grazing and paddocks areas relating to fruit and vegetable and growing and animal rearing. The application also seeks to build polytunnels and a small reception building.
Kildare County Council is to decide on this by the end of June.
The Recruit Firefighters on the course
ildare captain Brian Byrne lifts the cup during the celebrations after his side's victory in the Christy Ring Cup Final match between Kildare and Mayo at Croke Park, Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach
The allegations were made by the woman when she appeared at the courthouse on Thursday, May 19. File photo: Naas Courthouse
Garry Bermingham was initially diagnosed with Polycythaemia Vera (PV) in 2005. Pic Supplied
PME Donnelly Limited has sought permission from KCC for an extension of Duration of Planning. File Pic.
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