A decision on the development is now due early next month.
Plans to deliver the long campaigned-for Midlands Hospice have moved a step closer.
The HSE has produced further information on the project two months ahead of the deadline set by Offaly County Council at the end of May.
The development will see the construction of a new 3,805 m2 hospice facility, with 20 beds, and an 80 space carpark which will include seven accessible parking bays.
The plans will also account for road upgrade to Arden Lane to provide for a two way carriageway and footpath.
A decision on the application is now due for October 10th.
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