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2660483

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Louth - Louth County Council

Proposed Development

Permission for the change of use of the existing retail unit to office use, together with associated internal alterations and all associated site development works and services

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    21 Jul 2026

  2. Decision due (upcoming)

    14 Sept 2026

Application Details

Location
79-81 Patrick Street , Moneymore , Drogheda Co. Louth
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Louth County Council
Site Area
0.037 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
21 July 2026
Status
NEW APPLICATION
Decision
N/A
Decision Due
14 September 2026

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Planning Applications Nearby

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23m
21122CONDITIONAL9 Feb 2021

Permission for development that will consist of part off-license use within existing retail unit

Unit 6E Boyne Centre , Bolton Street , Drogheda Co Louth

28m
18775CONDITIONAL25 Sept 2018

Permission is sought for the demolition of existing 2 storey rear extension to public house (646.5 sq.m), demolition of 2 storey derelict out buildings (86 sq.m), demolition of part single storey extension to Boyne Centre (36.1 sq.m), change of use from public house to medical/office/commercial accommodation to remaining building (237 sq.m), with associated minor elevational changes and 2 storey rear extension (81.2 sq.m) together with provisions of car parking (23 no. spaces) with vehicular link to existing south car park, Boyne Centre and includes the relocation of 2 no. spaces previously permitted under planning permission reg. ref. 17/261, new escape stair from upper ground floor Boyne Centre (and closure of existing escape stair) and new stair access to north side existing Boyne Centre.

Corrigan's Public House 91-93 George's Street & Rear of 95 George's Street & Boyne Centre , Bolton Street , Drogheda

28m
17922N/A13 Dec 2017

Permission for the demoliton of existing 2 storey rear extension to public house (645.5sqm), demolition of 2 storey derelict out buildings (86sqm) demolition of part single storey extension to Boyne Centre (36.1sqm), Change of use from public house to medical /office/commerical accomodation to remaining building (237sqm) with associated elevational changes and 2 storey rear extension (81.2sqm) together with provision of car parking (30 no. spaces) with vehicular link to existing south car park, Boyne Centre and includes the relocation of 2 spaces previously permitted under planning ref 17/261 and pedestrain stair access to north side of existing centre. **SIGNIFICANT FURTHER INFORMATION RECEIVED 09/05/2018**

Corrigans public house , 91-93 George's St , rear of 95 Georges st & boyne centre

29m
2460681REFUSED6 Nov 2024

Retention Permission & Planning Permission is sought for modifications to the permitted carpark under granted planning application reg. ref. 18775 and reg. ref. 2360293, both located at rear of Corrigans Pub, 91-93 George’s Street, and rear of 94, 95 George’s Street, and Boyne Centre at Bolton Street, Drogheda, Co. Louth. These modifications are: a) Retention for the demolition of the store at the back of Unit 6 and minor change to Unit 6 West elevation to incorporate 1 no. new window; b) Retention for changes to permitted carpark layout increasing car parking numbers from 23no. to 39no. c) Planning permission is sought for the installation of external metal stairs at the pedestrian access route B at the Northeast of the carpark

Rear of Corrigans Pub 91-93 George’s Street and rear of 94 95 George’s Street and Boyne Centre at Bolton Street , Drogheda , Co. Louth

33m
20240CONDITIONAL27 Mar 2020

Retention permission for sub-division and formation of Lower Ground Floor Retail Units 6A, 6D, 6E and shared escape corridor servicing units 6A and 6E. Minor elevational changes have been carried out to the south elevation to provide new shop front entrances and signage zones for the above units

Boyne Centre , Bolton Street , Drogheda Co Louth

34m
2360293CONDITIONAL21 Aug 2023

Planning permission is sought for change of use of Unit 6 from Retail to Medical and associated minor elevational changes including 6 no. new windows, 2 no. new doors and blocking up of 2 no. existing doors to create improved escape routes together with new shopfront in existing location`*Further information received on the 14/12/23*

Unit 6 Lower Ground Floor Level , Boyne Centre Bolton Street , Drogheda Co. Louth

35m
1738CONDITIONAL24 Jan 2017

Permission for development comprising of a single storey extension to the side of the house and minor alterations to the internal layout, forming a new window to the front elevation and providing a rendered or dashed finish externally and also to widen the vehicular entrance from Georges Street and extending the existing parking area at the front of the house.

No. 10 Liam Leech Terrace , Drogheda

36m
18326N/A1 May 2018

Retention permission for works carried out comprising of a timber structure with a perspex roof erected to the side and rear of dwelling house.

10 Liam Leech Terrace , Drogheda , Co. Louth

36m
18384N/A21 May 2018

Retention planning permission for development works carried out comprising of a timber structure with a perspex roof erected to the side and rear of my dwelling house.

10 Liam Leech Terrace , Drogheda , Co. Louth

40m
2560284CONDITIONAL19 May 2025

Permission is sought for change of use of Unit 8 from existing Cinema use to Community Training Centre use, including associated minor internal alterations.

Unit 8 Lower Ground Floor Level Boyne Centre Bolton Street , Drogheda , Co. Louth

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