Demolition of the former store located to the rear of Unit 6
Site to the rear of Corrigan’s Pub 91-93 George’s Street, and rear of 94 and 95 George’s Street and the Boyne Centre at Bolton Street, Drogheda County Louth.
0.139 ha · Lodged
Planning application 2660619 to Louth County Council: Demolition of the former store located to the rear of Unit 6 and addition of window to the west elevation of Unit, at Corrigan’s Pub 91-93 George’s Street, rear of 94 and 95 George’s. A council decision is due by 3 November 2026.
Timeline
- Application lodged
- Council decision due
Key facts
Proposed development
Permission and Retention: The development consists of (A) Demolition of the former store (c. 84 sqm) located to the rear of Unit 6 and addition of window to the west elevation of Unit 6. (B) Modifications to the permitted car park layout under Louth County Council permission Reg. Ref. 18/775, resulting in an increase in car parking provision from 23 no. spaces to 39 no. spaces. (C) Associated site works including surface treatments, paved areas, decorative gravel, delineated pedestrian routes through the car park, a new dropped kerb, a new vehicular and pedestrian gate and modifications to the southwest boundary. The proposed development will consist of: (D) 8 no. bicycle stands within the car park. (E) Construction of a 1.8m high blockwork boundary wall adjacent to the southern perimeter of the car park
Planning status
The application has been lodged and validated. The council has eight weeks to decide, unless it asks for further information. The council's decision is due by 3 Nov 2026.
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