The site comprises of 28 acres in total.
An Offaly councillor is calling for support to turn a vacant Tesco property into housing for the elderly.
Edenderry's Fine Gael rep Noel Cribben is calling people to attend a public meeting tomorrow evening where the plans will be discussed.
The site comprises of 28 acres in total - in which he would like to build 25 houses and a hotel to help boost local tourism.
Councillor Cribben says his plan will benefit both older residents and Offaly County Council:
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