David McKeown, Co-CEO of Kilsaran with Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage of Ireland, James Browne,
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21 Nov 2025
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An artist's image of the new development (Image: Kruger Lyons)
An Bord Pleanala grants permission with conditions for 75 apartments in Kilcock.
The Kelly's Garage car showroom and shed on the Harbour will be demolished for the development.
A total of 10 terraced houses and 65 apartments of varying sizes will be built.
Three apartment blocks ranging from 3 to 4 storeys in height are in the designs.
Car and bicycle parking is also included including an ESB substation and solar panels at roof level of apartment blocks.
A concurrent planning application is being made to Meath County Council as part of the site is in Co Meath.
The estimated value of the development is €17m, according to the Building Information Ireland database.
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