Moorefield Jubilee Team celebrations. Held at Moorefield Clubhouse. Photographer: Martin Connelly
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23 Oct 2025
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Glennon Funeral Directors have applied for planning permission to extend their funeral home premises in Allenwood, Naas, Co Kildare.
According to Construction Information Services, an application was submitted to the Local Planning Authority on May 29 2025 for consideration.
The proposed plans for Glennon Funeral Directors, Naas, include:
An extension to the existing funeral home; storage space at first floor level; office space; tea station; and wake room at ground floor level.
The application is for one single commercial unit, 48m2 with external shop front signage, with a costing of €345k.
Included in the plans are foul and surface water connections to existing public mains; designated parking within an existing car park at rear, accessed by an existing entrance; and all associated site works.
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