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Planning has been granted for some exciting new developments at the former Longford Creamery site, Connaught Road, Longford.
Ruby Way Limited made four planning applications in total to Longford County Council.
The first was for a mixed use retail/commercial development, consisting of a two storey café/coffee shop unit with ancillary staff areas; a two storey restaurant/take-away (including drive through take-away); a two storey building comprising a retail unit at ground floor level and a retail unit at first floor level; signage; bin storage; car and bicycle parking spaces; lighting and all associated landscaping, boundary treatment, engineering and site development works necessary to facilitate the development, including the demolition of all existing buildings and structures on the site.
It also includes the provision of a new distributor road, cycle lane and footpath that will connect the site with Connaught Road to the south and little Water Street to the north. For more details, see this week’s Longford Leader
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