SKYCOURT Shopping Centre in Shannon are seeking planning permission to add a new food business to the facility.

OBSF Ltd have applied to for a change of use from retail to a restaurant with a sit down area.

They are also seeking permission for an ancillary take away facility, signage and all associated works above and below ground.

A decision is due to be made in early June.

Shannon Skycourt applied for permission to develop a cinema in the shopping centre last March.

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