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South East of Pointview , Omeath

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Planning application 18122

Louth - Louth County Council

Proposed Development

PERMISSION for a two storey split level dwelling 20 metres South East of Pointview.

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Application Details

Location
South East of Pointview , Omeath
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Louth County Council
Site Area
0.16 ha
Floor Area
273 sq m
Residential Units
1

Timeline

Registration Date
20 February 2018
Status
INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
Decision
N/A

Location

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2m
18204CONDITIONAL20 Mar 2018

PERMISSION for development consists of a Two Storey Split Level Dwelling.

20m South East of Pointview , Drummullagh , Omeath

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23271REFUSED6 Jun 2023

EXTENSION OF DURATION OF 18204 - Permission for development consisting of a two storey split level dwelling

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25152CONDITIONAL30 Sept 2025

Permission for the change of use of dwelling house and outbuilding to guest accommodation including extensions, alterations, refurbishment, elevational changes to the dwelling house and outbuilding and all associated site works at Omra Park - a Protected Structure - LHS002-005 & NIAH Ref. 13833005 *Significant Further Information Received on 12/12/2025 - retention permission for the existing use as an apartment accommodation at first floor level to the outbuilding, proposed new passing bays along the entrance driveway and modifications to the boundary wall each side of the main entrance to facilitate visibility requirements*

Omra Park , Drumullagh , Omeath Co Louth

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20504CONDITIONAL7 Jul 2020

Part 8. LCC hereby gives notice of its intention to carry out development of a greenway from Omeath Pier to the County Bridge along the R173 Fathom Line at the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. The greenway, measuring approx. 4.2 km in length, will mainly traverse agricultural land and woodland belonging to a number of landowners and generally be situated between/along the old rail line embankment and the shore/coastline of Carlingford Lough. The greenway will connect to existing and future sections of the overall cross-border Carlingford Lough Greenway network. The proposal will comprise a shared walking and cycling greenway ranging in width from 2m to 3m that will be constructed mainly with an unbound granular surface course. It will also incorporate the following components: a 1.2 m high post and rail timber fence or other appropriate boundary fencing on each side of the greenway including the installation of stock proof fencing, security fencing, privacy screening, planting and boundary walls where required; an adjacent 0.5-1m wide over the edge ‘v-ditch’ drainage channel or french drain and a 0.5m buffer strip along the Greenway; a new box culvert as extension of existing culverted private accesses at L70541 and installation of safety barriers where required and a 140m section of asphalt surface providing a shared surface along a private access; additional cycle parking facilities and new trail head signage at Omeath Pier; traffic and transport improvements such as new signage and road markings, access controls (pedestrian/cycle friendly gates), road markings and traffic calming measures; and all necessary site works such as tree felling, route clearance, sea wall repairs and fencing. In addition and in accordance with the provisions of Article 81(2)(c) of the Planning & Development Regulations 2001, the development comprises the removal of 5m section of the boundary wall of Omra Park which will not materially affect the character of a protected structure. In accordance with Article 81(ca) and 120(1B)(b)(i) of the above-mentioned regulations, Louth Co Co has concluded from a Screening Determination that there is no real likelihood of significant effects on the environment arising from the proposed development and as such has determined that an EIA is not required

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21700REFUSED4 Jun 2021

Permission for the construction of a new dwelling house, 215 square metres in gross internal area and 2 storeys high, as well as a new site entrance off the L7054 road, landscape, waste water treatment system and percolation area

The Bog Field , Drummullagh , Omeath Co Louth

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211116REFUSED8 Sept 2021

Permission for the construction of a new dwelling house, 219 square metres in gross internal area and 2 storeys high, as well as a new site entrance off the L7054 road, landscape, waste water treatment system and percolation area

Bog Field , Drummullagh , Omeath Co Louth

261m
2012CONDITIONAL14 Jan 2020

Permission for a new dwelling and garage

Drummullagh , Omeath , Co Louth

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211097N/A3 Sept 2021

Permission for a replacement two storey dwelling 10 metres east of the former Drummullagh House

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22642CONDITIONAL11 Aug 2022

Planning Permission for development comprising of an amendment to previously granted planning permission P.A Reg. Ref. 19/187 to allow an increase in the operating capacity of the wastewater treatment plant in the Omeath Sewerage Scheme from 1,000 population equivalent as previously granted, to 1,600 population equivalent. The sites subject of this planning application are located at Drummullagh (wastewater treatment plant) and Knocknagoran (pumping station) Omeath. The proposed increase in operating capacity of the wastewater treatment plant requires no infrastructural changes to the currently permitted development

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21854REFUSED9 Jul 2021

Outline permission sought for one dwelling house, waste water treatment system and all associated site development works

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The submission window has closed

Observations on this application closed on Monday 26 March 2018, five weeks after it was received. The authority cannot accept a late submission.

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