Planning application · Louth County Council

The proposed development is a mixed-use commercial scheme at Ballymakenny Rd Yellowbatter, Drogheda

Ballymakenny Rd Yellowbatter, Drogheda, Co. Louth

2560530 · LouthGranted

up to 3 storeys · 0.418 ha · Granted · permission to Nov 2030

Planning application 2560530 to Louth County Council: The proposed development is a mixed-use commercial scheme consisting of 2 buildings with a combined gross floor area of 3,340sq.m, at Ballymakenny Rd Yellowbatter, Drogheda. Granted by the council on 13 October 2025. The register gives the permission's end as 12 November 2030.

Timeline

  1. Application lodged
  2. Council granted
  3. Permission ends (date on the register)

The end date is the one the council register states. An extension or a commencement changes it.

Key facts

Reference
2560530
Planning authority
Louth County Council
Received
22 Aug 2025
Decided
13 Oct 2025
Status
Granted
Use
Mixed_use
Floor area (estimated)
3,340 m²
Read from the description, not stated on the register.
Site area
0.418 ha

Homes and mix

  • 2 retail or commercial units
  • 31 car parking spaces
  • ESB substations

Read from the description, not stated on the register. Shown only where the parts add up to the total.

Proposed development

The proposed development is a mixed-use commercial scheme consisting of 2 buildings with a combined gross floor area of 3,340sq.m. Building No.1 is a three-storey building with a gross floor area of 2273.6sq.m. and a maximum height of 15.95 m. It will have 2 retail units at ground floor level and a medical centre on the upper floors providing for separate medical and dental suites, consulting rooms and diagnostic scanning and imaging. Building No. 1 will also have a service yard at ground floor level including ESB substation and switch room with plant at roof level. Building No. 2 will be a two-storey building with a gross floor area of 1066.4sq.m. and have a maximum height of 9.225m. It will have 4 retail units on the ground floor, one of which will be reserved for takeaway food use, and office use at first floor level. The proposed scheme includes for bin & bike stores and 31 no. car parking spaces, a loading bay, landscaping, boundary treatments, all associated access roads, footpaths and cycle facilities, foul and surface water drainage, and public lighting etc.

Planning status

Permission was granted on 13 Oct 2025. The four-week appeal period has passed with no appeal recorded, so the permission is final. Works can start once a commencement notice is lodged; the register gives its end as 12 Nov 2030.

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