A decision is due in the new year.
Plans for over 90 homes in an Offaly town have been submitted to the local authority for approval.
Applicants Newlyn Home Limited seek permission to build 92 homes on a site near Father Paul Murphy Street in Edenderry.
The development includes a mixture of 20 four-beds, 32 three-bed, 30 two-bed ,10 one-bed homes and a two storey creche.
A decision by Offaly County Council is due next year on January 9th.
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