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Awaiting decisionRetention

Killineer, Drogheda, County Louth

Retention of industrial facilities including a weighbridge, wheel wash, sheds, and land infilling in Drogheda.

2660278 · Louth County Council · Lodged 11 May 2026

Reference
2660278
Authority
Louth County Council
Register status
Invalid or incomplete
Type
RETENTION
Received
11 May 2026

Summary

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Retention permission is sought for a weighbridge, wheel wash, concrete slab skip area, store room, maintenance shed, offices, and staff room. It also includes the infilling and recontouring of an area over approximately 0.5 hectares with soil and stone.

Retentionindustrialweighbridgeinfill

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Retention permission for a weighbridge, wheel wash, concrete slab skip area, store room, maintenance shed and associated stores and office space, staff room, port-a-loo, and infilling and recontouring of an area over c. 0.5ha with soil & stone

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  1. Application received11 May 2026

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