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Planning case 22921

Louth County Council · 22921 · Dundalk, Louth

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Notified commencement · 2026-07-30

Partial demolition of the existing Carroll Village Shopping Centre building and the construction of a new four-storey Primary Care Centre including a) General Practitioners Surgery, b) Pharmacy Unit, and c) HSE accommodation, external plant area, relocation of existing site access, car parking and set down area, erection of access control barriers, new totem sign, general wall mounted signage, new elevational treatment to North façade of the Carroll Village Shopping Centre, site lighting, hard and soft landscaping and all associated site works.

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Timeline

  1. Planning application received

    22921

  2. Planning decision

    22921

    Conditional permission

  3. Notified commencement

    Commencement notice

    Partial demolition of the existing Carroll Village Shopping Centre building and the construction of a new four-storey Primary Care Centre including a) General Practitioners Surgery, b) Pharmacy Unit, and c) HSE accommodation, external plant area, relocation of existing site access, car parking and set down area, erection of access control barriers, new totem sign, general wall mounted signage, new elevational treatment to North façade of the Carroll Village Shopping Centre, site lighting, hard and soft landscaping and all associated site works.

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