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Construction of the largest residential development in Athlone will commence within six months following formal approval by An Bord Pleanála for a Strategic Housing Development of 576 dwellings at Lissywollen and Kilnafaddoge.

A strategic housing development planning application for 576 dwellings at Lissywollen and Kilnafaddoge has been formally lodged with An Bord Pleanála, Westmeath County Council confirmed this week.

The fact that a housing applicant on the waiting list since 2002, has never been offered either a council house or a house from a voluntary body, is “incredible” and “reflective of a dysfunctional system” both at a local and State level.

That a housing applicant, on the waiting list since 2002, who has never been offered either a council house or a house from a voluntary body, is "incredible" and "reflective of a dysfunctional system" both at a local and State level.

comprised of government officials and senior council representatives is to be tasked with planning and delivering major infrastructure projects for Galway.

Funding to the tune of €1.83m has been allocated to allow for the construction of a new access road from Lissywollen to Garrycastle to facilitate the building of badly needed housing.

Longford-Westmeath Independent Deputy, Kevin ‘Boxer’ Moran, has called on Westmeath County Council to avail of a new fund that will remove critical infrastructural blockages to allow new housing in Athlone.