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Aldi Planning Approval Stands After Appeal Rejection in Boyle

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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What happened

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An Coimisiún Pleanála has approved a planned Aldi store in Boyle, following an application submitted by the German supermarket chain last year. Although Roscommon County Council granted planning permission in January, an appeal was lodged by Brian O'Sullivan. The planning commission subsequently rejected O'Sullivan's appeal, and the store plans are set to progress.

From shannonside.ie

Why it matters

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The approval allows Aldi to proceed with its expansion plans in the region, which includes building a new supermarket and refurbishing five houses on Patrick Street. This development is viewed by some local officials as positive news for the town.

A workplace incident involving Aldi on June 1st led to the termination of an individual and subsequent review by the Fair Work Commission.

From shannonside.ie

Who's involved

  • AldiGerman supermarket chain seeking planning permission for a new store.
  • Brian O'SullivanIndividual who lodged a formal appeal regarding the planned Aldi store.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • AldiSpeculative

    Aldi could see increased sales and market share from the new store opening.

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