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Leitrim County Council have granted conditional planning permission for the construction of 12 new houses in Carrick-on-Shannon
The development will be located in Attirory just outside of Carrick-on-Shannon town and will consist of four four-bedroom semi-detached dwellings and eight three-bedroom semi-detached dwellings.
The permission also includes the creation of public open spaces, new site access, car parking, and internal roads
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The works also include relevant site development works, utility works, sewage and surface water drainage, utility works.
Permission was granted, though conditionally, with twenty conditions outlined.
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