KARE plans to open three houses in Naas for its service users
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Three houses are to be provided in Naas for service users of KARE, which supports people who have an intellectual disability and their families.
The detached homes are single storey and will be built at Craddockstown, near the recently opened Eustace Demesne.
According to KARE’s Alan McCartney, it is an important way of providing facilities for service users with behavioural issues.
Cllr Bill Clear questioned the fact that a footpath from the development will lead through Eustace Demesne, which has 74 dwellings.
Cllr Clear also called for a separate footpath on on the Craddockstown road and said there was sufficient room.