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2660361

8 Jun 2026

Status: DECISION MADE

2660338

28 May 2026

Status: DECISION MADE

Permission will consist of: Internal fit-out and occupation of the existing light-industrial building. (2) External alterations to the existing facility elevations, including the insertion of 3 no. new at-grade access, 3 no. outboard loading docks, and 2 no. personnel doors on the north elevation, together with 2 no. new at-grade access doors on the east elevation, and widening of existing at-grade access ramp to the south.(3) Formation of a new service yard to the north and east of the building, along with an extension of the existing yard area to the south, to facilitate vehicular circulation and to accommodate servicing, marshalling, and storage activities.(4) Provision of ancillary structures and external works, including: general storage areas, and marshalling activities to the north; general storage, a pump house (c.38sq.m. GFA), oil store (c.53.5sq.m GFA), paint booth (c.34sq.m. GFA), wash bay (c.25.5sq.m. GFA) and vehicular circulation to the east; and general storage (including pallet racking), battery storage containers, a services compound and plant, waste management areas, and marshalling activities to the south of the building.(5) Car parking and mobility provision, comprising the conversion of 19 no. existing standard car parking spaces to electric vehicle (EV) spaces and the conversion of 5 no. standard car parking spaces to 9 no. motorbike parking spaces, all within the existing car park located to the west of the building.(6) Site infrastructure works, including the replacement, repositioning, and installation of external lighting, security fencing, and access gates.(7) Building-mounted signage, located at the north-west corner of the building and adjacent to the main entrance on the west elevation.(8) Associated hard and soft landscaping works, including SuDS infrastructure, surface treatments, and boundary works.(9) All associated site development works, including above- and below-ground services, on a site of c.2.64ha

Louth County Council

Building E Xerox Technology Park , Dublin Road Dundalk , Co. Louth

Application type: PERMISSIONDecision: CONDITIONAL
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2660335

27 May 2026

Status: DECISION MADE

2660330

27 May 2026

Status: DECISION MADE

2660316

21 May 2026

Status: DECISION MADE

2660299

19 May 2026

Status: DECISION MADE

Permission will consist of: A) The conversion of part of the former PJ Carroll's factory, a protected structure ref. D182, and the associated former boiler house building into 3487 sqm of apprenticeship teaching facilities. The Works to the main factory building consist of modifying the interior, stripping out some internal walls and the construction of new motor vehicle workshops, electrical workshops, classrooms and other ancillary spaces, and a new mezzanine office space. To facilitate these new teaching spaces minor modifications are proposed to the elevations. On the Eastern elevation, existing roller shutters will be removed and replaced with brick panels, new roller shutters and escape doors will be provided. On the Southern Elevation, one set of solid access doors is to be provided and two brick faced bays are to be replaced with new glazed screen and fire escape doors to match existing. Two new rooflights are proposed, to match the existing. B) The demolition of a small service building behind the former boiler house. C)The former boiler house will be refurbished to provide additional carpentry and joinery apprentice teaching spaces, a new mezzanine office space, associated modifications to the façade, replacement of the roof with a new membrane system, new fall restraint and arrest systems, access ladders and services. D) The removal of three obsolete boiler flues from the south elevation of the former boiler house. E) The construction of a new timber store and preparation building to the south of the former boiler house with steel structure, brick detailing and clerestory glazing to match the existing buildings adjacent. F) Modifications to an existing small garage building and provision of new roller shutters (88.6 sqm). E) Provision for 10 additional bike parking spaces. F) All associated ancillary site and landscaping works.

Louth County Council

The PJ Carroll's Building Dundalk Institute of Technology , Dublin Road , Dundalk Marshes Upper Townland Co Louth

Application type: PERMISSIONDecision: CONDITIONAL
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2660290

15 May 2026

Status: DECISION MADE

2660225

22 Apr 2026

Status: DECISION MADE

2560768

27 Nov 2025

Status: DECISION MADE

Large-scale Residential Development Application (LRD) - see www.northdundalklrd.com - for a 10-year permission at a site (c. 38.89ha) bounded generally by the Castletown Road/R934 to the north, Mount Avenue and Cú Chulainn’s Castle (a protected structure - RPS ref: LH00701) to the east, Greyacre Road to the west, and existing agricultural lands to the south within the Townlands of Newtownbalregan, Castletown, and Farrandreg, at Mount Avenue, Castletown. The development proposed comprises of 1,058no. dwellings consisting of 765no. houses total (10no. 2 bedroom bungalows, 34no. 2 bedroom 2-storey houses, 547no. 3-bedroom 2-storey houses, 174no. 4-bedroom 2-storey houses), 150no. duplex units (33no. 1 bedroom duplex units, 75no. 2 bedroom duplex units 42no. 3 bedroom duplex units) located in 3 storey buildings and 143 no. apartment units (78no. 1 bedroom apartment units, 65no. 2 bedroom apartment units located within 4no. apartment buildings ranging in height from 4 to 6 storey’s in height. 2no. duplex units (unit type Q) include an option to accommodate a temporary childcare facility at ground floor level if required; a local centre comprising 3 no. retail units (c. 459sqm, 240sqm and 230sqm respectively) and a community/medical unit (c. 245sqm); provision of a stand-alone childcare facility in a 2 storey building (974 sqm); 2no. new vehicular entrances are proposed to serve the development forming new junctions at Castletown Road/R934 and Mount Avenue respectively; provision of public open space (c. 5.1Ha) within the residential development, including provision of a playing pitch (c. 1.17Ha); provision of a Heritage Park on the lands surrounding Cú Chulainn’s Castle to the east (Cú Chulainn’s Castle is not within the application site or ownership and is a protected structure (RPS ref: LH00701)) and incorporates a Standing Stone (a protected structure - RPS ref: LH00700) within the Heritage Park; all associated and ancillary site development and infrastructural works, hard and soft landscaping and boundary treatment works including internal roads and streets (including an Arterial Link Street connecting with Castletown Road/R934), public, communal, and private open space; a mobility hub with provision for EV Charging is provided at the local centre; car parking (including EV charging), bike parking; public lighting; 10 no. ESB substations; bin stores; provision of a foul sewage pumping station; laying a foul rising main along Castletown Road from the prop

Louth County Council

Castletown Road , Dundalk , Co. Louth

Application type: PERMISSIONDecision: CONDITIONAL
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Applications by area

Top Louth localities in the imported the latest year.

Dundalk
Riverstown Dundalk
Dublin Road Dundalk
Dundalk Marshes Upper Townland

Monthly registrations

Recent application volume by registration month.

Nov 20251
Apr 20262
May 202613
Jun 20264

Areas in Jun 2026

Localities with the most applications in the latest registration month.

Dundalk
Riverstown Dundalk

Status in Jun 2026

Current status mix for applications registered in the latest month.

DECISION MADE

Types in Jun 2026

Most common application types registered in the latest month.

PERMISSION
RETENTION

Planning activity and trends

Based on the latest 12 months of imported planning data for this council.

Applications

20

Latest registered

17 Jun 2026

Most active area

Dundalk

Most common type

PERMISSION

Latest month apps

4

Month change

-9

Monthly trend

Jun 2026

-9

0371013Nov 25May 26Jun 26

Area overview

Dundalk accounts for 75%

Dundalk75%
Riverstown Dundalk15%
Dublin Road Dundalk5%
Dundalk Marshes Upper Townland5%

Status mix

DECISION MADE accounts for 100%

DECISION MADE100%

Application types

PERMISSION accounts for 85%

PERMISSION85%
RETENTION15%