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Plans to demolish Kill Equestrian Centre turned down by Kildare County Council
Reporter:
Patrick Ward
22 Nov 2018 10:30 AM
Kildare County Council have refused planning permission for the largescale demolition of an equestrian centre in Kill. The new owners of the well-known Kill Equestrian Centre were planning to carry out a major demolition at the site, but the council have turned down their application. The owners were looking to carry out the demolition of of all existing buildings, including three equestrian arenas, an American barn, two ancillary sheds and an equestrian walker. The application was made in the name of developers Newtownsland (Kill) Limited which was set up in February 2017 and is based in Lucan.
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