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10 Dec 2025

Ambitious plans for construction of extension to north Longford primary school

Board of Management of St Colmcille's NS, Aughnacliffe are seeking planning permission to develop a single storey extension

Ambitious plans for construction of extension to north Longford primary school

Ambitious plans for construction of extension to north Longford primary school

Ambitious plans have been lodged with Longford County Council for the proposed construction of a major extension at a north Longford primary school. 

The Board of Management of St Colmcille's NS, Aughnacliffe are seeking planning permission to develop a single storey extension to the southwest of the existing school consisting of a 2-classroom SEN base, associated toilets, central activities area and ancillary spaces along with 2 SET Rooms.

The work includes the installation of roof mounted PV panels and alterations within the existing school to form a changing places room along with any alterations needed to form the link to the extension.

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The plans also include the provision of a new playing court, parking and set-down area to the southeast of the school.

An existing access is to be upgraded to a vehicular access/exit to the site at the southern boundary onto Dolmen Court.

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The provision of an EV (Electric Vehicle) charging point and construction of a gas tank compound is also in the planning application.

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Planners are due to decide on the proposal by March 31 and submissions can be made to the local authority up until March 10. 

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