Planning near you · Louth · Ref 2660587

Retention and Permission for the following: 1. Retention permission for the…

South Commons , Carlingford , Co. Louth

New Application

Applicant: Not supplied in our sources
Proposed use: See council description

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The story so far

Application timeline

Recorded milestones for this application. A permission is not evidence that building work has started.

1 Sep 2026Application received
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NPAD · source SHA-256: 801588425ad35ed07208548f08df865bf3062efae3bd6ab41723c788ac4a760d · field: ReceivedDate

What changed

First retained observation; this does not establish that the application is new.

Observed: 21 September 2026. This describes our archive, not an application event date.

Why it matters locally

The proposal concerns South Commons , Carlingford , Co. Louth. Proposal excerpt: “Retention and Permission for the following: 1. Retention permission for the renovation of derelict structure once used as dwelling house to home office/ study. 2. Permission to upgrade existing septic tank system with ne…”

The source records zero homes despite housing wording. Do not use this as a verified housing total.

Location & nearby applications

South Commons , Carlingford , Co. Louth

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Nearby applications

Closest retained records in this county within 5 km, measured between map points. Proximity does not establish a shared site.

Retention and Permission: Retention permission for: (i) an extension to the south-east side of the existing dwelling, incorpo…About 900 m · Harwood Heights , Mountain Park Carlingford , Co. LouthRef 2660575 · New Application
Permission for a new vehicular site access, partially closing the existing access to provide a pedestrian gate and associated…About 1.2 km · Waterville House , Mountain Park Commons , Carlingford Co. LouthRef 2660035 · Withdrawn
Permission for the subdivision of the existing residential site, the construction of 1 no. two-storey dwelling, the provision…About 1.2 km · 1 Saint Michael's Terrace , Dundalk Street Carlingford , Co. LouthRef 2660507 · Further Information
Retention permission for 3 No. training lights fixed to existing building and all associated site development worksAbout 1.3 km · The Foy Centre , Dundalk Street , CarlingfordRef 2660114 · Permission granted with conditions
Outline permission sought for of the subdivision of the existing residential site to provide a separate residential site to t…About 1.5 km · Dundalk Street , Carlingford , Co. LouthRef 2660584 · New Application

Documents & sources

Louth County Council · Reference 2660587

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Source records and verification details

Change record: NPAD · source SHA-256: 801588425ad35ed07208548f08df865bf3062efae3bd6ab41723c788ac4a760d

Proposal: NPAD · source SHA-256: 801588425ad35ed07208548f08df865bf3062efae3bd6ab41723c788ac4a760d

Latest source observation retained: 2026-09-21T10:02:35.261545+00:00. Source dataset date: 2026-09-15.

Full description from the council file

Retention and Permission for the following: 1. Retention permission for the renovation of derelict structure once used as dwelling house to home office/ study. 2. Permission to upgrade existing septic tank system with new effluent treatment system and all Associated site development works

Application details

Reference: 2660587
Site address: South Commons , Carlingford , Co. Louth
Homes in source field: 0 (proposal, not completions)
Reported floor area (m²): 0
Application type: RETENTION
Latest reported outcome: New Application
Date received: September 01, 2026
Decision due: October 26, 2026
Authority: Louth County Council

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