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Kinnegar beers
Plans have been lodged for an extension to a Letterkenny brewery.
Kinnegar Brewery Ltd have sought planning permission to their base at the Ballyraine Industrial Estate.
The company has submitted a planning application for the construction of a 107m2 storage extension to the rear of their existing unit.
The application also provides for ancillary site works.
Donegal County Council say that a decision on the application will be made by June 9, 2024.
Kinnegar Brewing makes its beer at the Letterkenny facility.
In 2022, the company opened the K2 Taproom, where visitors can enjoy beer and experience a brewery tour.
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