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Glennon Bro. Timber LTD, have launched a planning application to Longford County Council (LCC).
The application was launched on March 21 and it seeks permission for the construction of a new 2,421m2 storage building and a new refuelling building at Cooleeny, Dublin Road, Longford.
They have also applied for permission for the demolition of the existing hacksaw and refuelling buildings already on site, as well as all ancillary site works.
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Glennon Brothers are manufactures of high-quality timber products and are a premier name in the Irish and UK timber processing industry.
They currently have plants in Longford and Fermoy, and Windymains Timber and Adam Wilsons in Scotland,supplying both UK and Irish markets.
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