Marsh Road (to the East of Scotch Hall Shopping Centre), Drogheda, Co. Louth
Proposed development
Permission for a Largescale Residential Development (LRD). This proposal can be viewed via www.Southbanklrd.ie - The development comprises a Large Residential Development (LRD 020), “South Bank”, of five No, six storey blocks, comprising 172 apartments, commercial (non-residential) units, and all associated roads/parking/paths, landscaped areas (including a public square to the river) and ancillary buildings. A permission of 10 year duration is sought, at the discretion of the Louth County Council. The upper five stories comprise apartments all with balconies, and the 5th floor penthouse will be recessed with terraces. At ground floor level there is, variously, further apartments, parking and ancillary storage for the apartments and other non-residential uses. There are 172 apartments in total comprising 73 no. 1- bed apartments, 71 no. 2-bed apartments and 28 no. 3-bed apartments. There are 132 no. car parking spaces, 304 long stay and 121 short stay bicycle parking spaces being provided within the site. The non-residential uses comprise three retail units/café(s) of a total area 253 sq. m. and a crèche of 247 sq. m.. The ancillary buildings comprise provision for an E.S.B. substation (if required) of 25.5 sq. m. and a bicycle store of 33.2 sq. m. The existing, partially built, concrete building which occupies part of the site will be demolished, along with the remains of a building and a shed abutting No. 4 Marsh Road, and two old storage buildings on a lane North of Marsh Road. Vehicular and pedestrian access to the development is via, “New Road” to the East of Scotch Hall Shopping Centre, off Marsh Road. An existing lane off Marsh Road will be used to provide continued access to the Industrial/warehouse units to the South of Marsh Road, for pedestrian and bicycle access and egress for the proposed development, and as an exit for bin lorries and larger delivery vehicles only. A Natura Impact Statement accompanies this application
- Applicant
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- Authority
- Louth County Council
- Decision due
- Not available
Timeline
Application received
13 Oct 2025
Decision due
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Permission for the erection of external signage comprising 4 no. wall-mounted projecting banner signs and 1 no. wall-mounted illuminated raised-letter sign to the front (south-facing) elevation, and 1 no. wall-mounted aluminium sign to the side (east-facing) elevation
Permission for: 1. Demolition of existing conservatory to the rear of existing dwelling and garage to the side of existing dwelling. 2. Proposed single storey extension to the rear of existing dwelling. 3. Proposed single storey extension to the side of existing dwelling. 4. Proposed internal alterations. 5. All associated site works
Permission for development to consist of the conservation of 8 St Peter’s Place (Protected Structure ID: DB-032) to return the property from vacant to use as a single family dwelling including necessary ancillary infrastructure upgrades for Fire, Electrical and Water Services as well as Conservation & Repair of historic fabric and energy upgrades in line with best practice in Traditional Buildings. The works will include: 1. Conservation & like for like repair of all historic fabric throughout the property. 2. Reinstatement of the kitchen in the lower ground floor & associated infrastructure. 3. Removal of non-historic ceiling & joist repairs in lower ground floor. 4. Repair & upgrade of non-historic handrail stair to lower ground floor. 5. Removal of non-historic kitchen at ground floor and reconfiguration into en-suite bedroom. 6. Conservation appropriate energy upgrades including new insulation in the attic spaces & localised installation of multi-fuel burners and stoves while retaining all historic fireplaces and fire mantle surrounds. 7. Repair & conservation of front and rear façade. 8. Re-roofing of outhouse in rear yard using like for like and salvage slate. 9. Upgrade & repair of rainwater goods on rear façade. 10. Localised conservation & like for like repair of all windows throughout. 11. Localised conservation & like for like repair of damaged and boasted plaster throughout. 12. Comprehensive, but sensitive electrical & water upgrade throughout. 13. Re-bed & repoint entrance steps in lime & Replace non-historic handrail. 14. Installation of 1no. external water tap on front façade in a discreet location. 15. Minor Sundry Works
Retention permission for a porch to the front of house, along with the ancillary site development works
Retention permission for a food truck, ancillary corrugated structures containing, a kitchen, food storage area and a W.C. and associated timber and corrugated plastic roof covered structure and all associated works in the yard of No. 1 Palace Street, which is a protected structure (RPS ID: DB-190) (NIAH Registration No. 13619055)
Permission for 1. Proposed interior alterations to existing ground floor retail unit. 2. Construction of a new stairwell from first to second floor level. 3. Provision of 2 no. studio apartments (1 no. to 1st floor & 1 no. to 2nd floor) and 2 no. 1-bed apartments (1 no. to 1st floor & 1 no. to 2nd floor). 4. Construction of new private amenity space for each unit to rear. 5. All associated site works within an ACA - Ref. No. 14 West Street and Surrounding areas