Substantial Community Centre Planned for Former Supermarket Premises in Newry
Permission is being sought for the redevelopment of the former Iceland store in Newry city centre into a substantial Community Resource Building.
An application was submitted to Newry, Mourne and Down District Council by Mr Liam Devine of The Clanrye Group, a leading Newry-based provider of programmes and services designed to empower the local community.
The application seeks full planning permission to redevelop the former Iceland-occupied property at 28 Monaghan Street into a new Community Resource Building, changing its use from a "former single user retail" space with offices, stores, and ancillary facilities.
The Clanrye Group aims to provide "high-quality programmes and services" to the local community through this redevelopment.
The Clanrye Group is a leading Newry-based provider of "high-quality programmes and services designed to empower the local community".
Author's summary: Newry's former Iceland store to become a community centre.
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