Planning application · Meath County Council

Amendments to the existing granted permission: Ref. No. 22/1133…

25 Main Street , Dunshaughlin , Co. Meath

2660508 · MeathLodged
Reference
2660508
Planning authority
Meath County Council
Received
1 May 2026
Decision due
25 Jun 2026
Status
Lodged
Use
mixed_use
Site area
0.017 ha

Proposed development

the development will consist of amendments to the existing granted permission: Ref. No. 22/1133, and will comprise change of use from Commercial to Takeaway at Ground Floor, subdivision of the permitted first floor apartment into two no. self-contained residential units, comprising one no. one-bedroom apartment and one no. studio apartment, alterations to as permitted rear elevation, relocation of gate to yard, and all associated site works

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