Louth County Council launches next phase of Longwalk regeneration project

As part of this process, they are continuing to engage with local residents, property owners, businesses and community groups to understand both the current use and future potential of The Longwalk.placeholder image
As part of this process, they are continuing to engage with local residents, property owners, businesses and community groups to understand both the current use and future potential of The Longwalk.

The public are invited to a second public consultation event

Louth County Council has launched a new project to shape the future of The Longwalk area in Dundalk.

In partnership with LUC consultants, who have been appointed as the lead urban design team for the project, they are working to develop an Urban Regeneration Framework Plan that will guide the revitalisation of this key part of Dundalk.

As part of this process, they are continuing to engage with local residents, property owners, businesses and community groups to understand both the current use and future potential of The Longwalk.

They say valuable insights were gained through the first public engagement event on April 10th, as well as the online survey held from March 21st to April 17th, and are now inviting the public to a second public consultation event On Tuesday, July 1st 2025 any time between 12pm and 6pm in the Longwalk Community Room.

This event offers another opportunity for the community to have their voices heard and help shape a shared vision for the regeneration of The Longwalk.

The Longwalk Urban Framework Plan is funded by the Urban Regeneration and Development Fund (URDF) and Louth County Council.

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