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Greenore Port, Greenore, Co Louth

Extension and modifications to a warehouse at Greenore Port.

20231 · Louth County Council · Lodged 25 March 2020

Reference: 20231
Authority: Louth County Council
Register status: Invalid or incomplete
Type: PERMISSION
Received: 25 March 2020

Summary

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This application seeks permission for a 4,499 sqm extension and modifications to the former OpenHydro warehouse. Works include building two large extensions, increasing the height of an existing warehouse section, and modifying various doors and window openings.

Commercialportwarehouseindustrial

Floor area: 4,499 m²

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Development description

Permission for i. Extension and modifications to the existing former openhydro warehouse including: a. An overall 4,499 sqm extension comprising: - a 747 sqm extension to the north east (proposed extension no
With a ridge height of 17.03m, to form proposed store 1 with a total floor area of 1,816sqm - a 752sqm extension to the south west (proposed extension no
With a ridge height of 15.67m consistent with the existing building, to form proposed store 2 with a total floor area of 1,369sqm b. Removal of window openings on existing south east elevation and installation of 1 no. Pedestrian access door (1m x 2.1m); c. Removal of window opening on existing north west elevation and installation of 3 no. Roller shutter doors (each 9.85m x 5.8m) and 2 no. Pedestrian access doors (each 1m c 2.1m); and d. Removal of all openings on existing north east elevation. Ii. Modifications to the existing warehouse ('store 0') including: a. Increase height from the existing 8.15m to 10.55m; b. Installation of roller shutter door (16.8m x 7.5) on north east elevation; c. Installation of roller shutter door (7.4m x 7.5m) on north west elevations; d. Removal of openings on existing north west elevation; e. Installation of 1 no. Pedestrian access door on south east elevation (1m x 2m). Iii. All ancillary site works including drainage and landscaping treatment to southern boundary wall. The development applied for with which curtilage also exists the watertower, lighthouse and lighthouse keepers cottage which area all included in the louth record of protected structures ref. Lh009-01, lh009-043, lh009-2044 respectively

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Residential Property Price Register sales within 500 metres of this site
Address	Date	Price	Distance
10 Euston St, Greenore, Louth	Mar 2026	€289,000	164 m
15 Euston St, Greenore, Dundalk	Nov 2025	€270,000	184 m
Stone Cottage, Seafront, Greenore	Apr 2025	€210,000	278 m

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Application received25 March 2020

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