Takeaway use at ground floor; first-floor apartment subdivided into 1-bed and studio unit

A planning amendment has been sought for a prominent property on Main Street in Dunshaughlin, County Meath. The application, lodged by Anna Fontana, proposes changes to a decision originally granted in 2022 for the two-storey terraced building at number 25.

Under the revised proposal, the ground floor commercial space will be converted to accommodate a takeaway restaurant, with the existing business relocating from another nearby location. On the first floor, the current apartment will be divided to create two separate residential units: a one-bedroom apartment and a studio apartment.

The scheme represents a mixed-use development for the town centre property, combining food service provision at street level with increased residential accommodation above. The amendment process allows for modifications to be made to the original planning permission granted two years earlier.

Further details on the application status are available through Meath County Council's planning portal.

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