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12 Aug 2022
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Approval has been given for a new €1m equestrian centre in Kildare town.
Kildare County Council has granted planning permission to Dublin-based Mill Road Estates Limited for the facility at Clunemore Lodge on the Rathbride Road near the Curragh.
The development will be built on a site spanning 16.8 hectares and have buildings with a floor area of nearly 3,500 square metres.
As part of the plans, demolition will take place of an existing stable building which incorporates a machinery store and a haybarn.
Also being demolished will be an existing horse walker building.
Designs
The designs feature a stable barn consisting of 30 stables and ancillary rooms and staff facilities.
A separate stable barn will consist of six stables, a haybarn and two covered horse walkers.
The development will also include a covered lunge ring, a machinery shed and a single storey property as staff living quarters.
A horse gallops will feature pole-mounted lights which will measure eight metres high.
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