Planning application · Louth County Council

FURTHER EXTENSION OF DURATION: Extension of Duration of Planning Permission 24/155 which…

The Widows Houses , Castlebellingham , County Louth

25168 · LouthIn Assessment
Reference
25168
Planning authority
Louth County Council
Received
20 Nov 2025
Decided
9 Jan 2026
Status
In Assessment
Use
Residential
Dwellings
2

Proposed development

Permission for FURTHER EXTENSION OF DURATION: Extension of Duration of Planning Permission 24/155 which consists of Permission for extensions and modifications to existing 4 dwelling houses to provide 2 dwelling houses. Protected structure LHS-015-010 and LHS-015-011/ NIAH 13826012. Works to include all ancillary and associated site works. This site is located within the Castlebellingham Architectural Conservation Area. PARENT PERMISSION REF: 18/753

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