Carlingford Adventure Centre set for refurb

The way has been cleared for further development of Carlingford Adventure Centre.

Louth County Council has granted permission to Carlingford Adventure Centre Ltd for a new outdoor dining facility structure to incorporate sitting area, kitchen, stores and toilet facilities and all associated site development works, at Dundalk Road, Liberties of Carlingford.

Elsewhere, Daniel O’Connor and Laura Grills have received permission for a dormer style domestic garage to include for storage accommodation at ground floor and gymnasium and home office at first floor and associated site development works, at Annaloughan, Jenkinstown, Dundalk.

Significant further information received on February 26, 2024.

Colm Gray granted permission for an extension to the rear of existing dwelling house, at 232 Cedarwood Park, Dundalk.

Significant further information received on February 23, 2024, includes demolition of outbuilding and retention of rear detached outbuilding.

The Redemptorist Community has been granted permission for proposed installation of automatic and self-clean Photovoltaic (PV) panels to the roof of the single-storey administration block at the rear of St Joseph’s Monastery, St Alphonsus Road, Dundalk, to facilitate the future long-term use of the complex by The Redemptorist Community.

St Joseph’s Monastery is a protected structure.

Permission granted to Oran Finegan for extension and alterations to the existing house at Castle Hill, Carlingford (within the Carlingford Architectural Conservation Area) to include an extension to the side and above the existing roof to provide additional living accommodation, stair access to same, use of existing roof and associated site works.

Paula and Noel McKeown granted permission for the demolition of an existing detached garage and construction of a new detached, dormer dwelling to rear of existing dwelling including a new vehicular entrance, use of existing driveway, vehicular parking, new boundary treatments and associated site development works including connection to foul mains and new surface water drainage, at 7 The Meadows, Rock Road, Blackrock, Dundalk.

REFUSED

Louth County Council has refused McParland Bros Builders Ltd permission for retention of amendments made to site boundaries at Medebawn Court, Avenue Road, Dundalk, previously granted planning permission.

These include an existing 1.8m high concrete post with timber infill panel fence along part of the southern boundary of the site, an existing 2m high fair-faced capped block wall along the eastern boundary and the remaining southern boundary of the site, and all associated site development works.