Planning application · Louth County Council

Will consist of the erection of single storey low and medium voltage plantrooms…

Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital , Windmill Rd Moneymore Drogheda , Co. Louth Ireland

2560297 · LouthIn Assessment
Reference
2560297
Planning authority
Louth County Council
Received
23 May 2025
Status
In Assessment
Floor area
96 m²
Site area
0.063 ha

Proposed development

Permission will consist of the erection of single storey low and medium voltage plantrooms, a steel gantry plant deck structure with screening over these and existing adjacent plantrooms for location of 2no. generators over, mechanical and electrical service routes including cable ladders and flu chimneys fixed to the adjacent existing 5 storey hospital building elevation, a new concrete plinth for location of an oil tank, and all associated site and ancillary works necessary to facilitate the development.

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