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Cherrymore Wholesale Kitchens in Donegal Town
Donegal County Council has received a planning permission application for the extension of a Donegal Town kitchen wholesaler showroom and factory.
Cherrymore Wholesale Kitchens Ltd, in Ardlenagh and Lurganboy, has submitted the application for the extension to the front and side of their existing factory and showroom building, containing an extension to their existing workshop, with ancillary storage space and all associated site development works.
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The manufacturing family business, which was established in 1996, is a long-time supplier of kitchens to the trade and retail markets throughout Ireland, and produces thousands of kitchen cabinets each week.
As well as the showroom and factory in Donegal Town, the business has showrooms in Castlebar in Mayo and Oranmore in Galway.
Donegal County Council has set a decision due date for the submitted planning application for May 3.
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