The green light was given, despite a submission from a local resident.
Almost 50 new houses are coming to the midlands.
Cubic Housing has been given the green light from Laois County Council for the provision 49 new dwellings in the Townparks in Mountmellick.
The homes will range from two-storey, semi-detached houses, to 3-bedroom two-storey buildings.
The development received planning permission, despite a submission from a local resident, who raised concerns the increased traffic and the 'built-up area' will effect the market value of homes in Pattison's Estate.
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