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Louth County Counicl have refused planning permission for 19 new apartments in a six storey apartment block at Muirhevnamor, Dundalk.
Alan Haughey, Michael Shields, Eoin Murdock had applied to the local authority for planning permission for the demolition of the existing commercial unit and the construction of a six storey apartment block at Grange Close, Muirhevnamor, Dundalk, Co Louth. The proposed new 19 apartments would have comprised four one-bedroom apartments; 11 two-bedroom apartments and four three-bedroom apartments.
A number of submissions had been made on the planning application, including from the "Residents of Grange Drive & Slieve Foy Park", "Slieve Foy Park Residents", objecting to the application for a number of reasons, including the impact on neighbouring dwellings and the proposed design and layout. Louth County Council made the decision on 11 August to refuse planning for the development.
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