Permission requested for new mobile phone mast in Ravensdale

A new telecommunications mast is proposed in Ravensdale.

Towercom Limited has applied to Louth County Council for permission for a 24-metre lattice support structure (overall height of 25.5 metres) carrying telecommunications equipment including antennas, dishes, and associated equipment, together with new ground level equipment cabinets and fencing, at Eir Exchange, Dundalk Road, Drumnasillagh, Ravensdale.

Elsewhere there are plans for the former Queens licensed premises in Dundalk town centre.

Queens Property Pal Limited is seeking permission for the change of use of existing offices at 1st and 3rd floor to apartments consisting of 3 one-bed units and 1 two-bed unit and associated site development works, at Queens Business Centre, Earl Street/Crowe Street.

The building is listed as a Protected Structure, Ref. No. D199.

Paul Martin has applied for permission for alterations and extension to an existing dwelling house which include modifications to the front facade, a first-floor extension to the existing dwelling house with roof terrace to the front facade, a single storey extension to the rear of the dwelling house with a first floor roof terrace over same inclusive of all associated site development works, at Bayview, Blackrock, Dundalk.

Anne-Marie Brophy seeks permission for refurbishment alterations and extension to existing vernacular dwelling house, new effluent treatment system and percolation area and all associated site works and retention permission for a mobile home on site for the duration of the proposed refurbishment, alteration and extension to the existing dwelling house, at Mucklagh, Carlingford.

Permission sought by Mairead Hoey for a single storey extension to gable end of existing two-storey semi-detached dwelling and all associated site works, at 32 Woodbury Gardens, Dundalk.

Sean Murphy and Tamara Keenan have applied for permission for proposed dwelling house, wastewater treatment system, percolation areas and all associated site development works, at Lower Faughart, Dundalk.

Alice Collins and David May seek permission for demolition of flat roof extension to rear, repair of brickwork and mortar at external walls, wall, roof and floor insulation, alterations to internal and external walls, repair existing first floor structure, repair and replacement of windows, restoration of rainwater goods, renewal of plumbing and electrical services, along with all associated site development works, at 24 Jocelyn Street, Dundalk, a Protected Structure - D436.

Permission sought by Emmet Galvin to demolish existing rear extension to dwelling, construct new rear extension to same, new wastewater treatment system and percolation, decommission existing septic tank and retention permission for detached domestic home office/gym/games room and all associated site works, at Castlecarragh, Riverstown.