Lidl Secures Planning Permission For New €4.5 Million Store In Sallins

Wednesday, 2 April 2025 10:10

By Eoin Beatty

It will replace the existing store in the Millbank area

Lidl Ireland has been given planning permission to build a new €4.5 million store in Sallins.

The new store will involve the demolition of the existing Lidl building in the Millbank area of the village.

The new store will be single-storey and will measure 2,356 square metres, 611 square metres larger than the current store.

Included in the plans is the provision for a cafe with outdoor seating, as well as the redevelopment of the car parking spaces.

The project will be overseen by Darmody Architects.

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