Lidl gets go ahead for new supermarket and flats in Crumlin despite opposition

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Lidl gets go ahead for new supermarket and flats in Crumlin despite opposition

Lidl Ireland has secured planning permission for a new store and over 40 apartments on the site of a former Ford dealership in Crumlin, despite strong opposition from local residents.

An Bord Pleanála rejected an appeal by a large group of residents against the decision of Dublin City Council to approve the planning application by the German discount supermarket group for the mixed-use development on the lands of the former Bright Ford Rialto on Herberton Road, Dublin 12.

The development proposes the construction of a six-storey building with 41 apartments on the top floors.

The supermarket, which will include an off-licence and bakery, will be located at first floor level over an underground car park and three retail units at ground floor level.

A landscaped courtyard will also be located at the second floor level.

The plans for the 0.45 hectare site near the Grand Canal also involve the demolition of existing buildings, including a salesroom and commercial warehouse.

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