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The old bus station on the Longwalk in Dundalk was formerly a clothes store. PICTURE: Barry Landy
A renewed bid has been made to turn the Old Bus Depot at the Longwalk in Dundalk into a coffee shop.
Louth County Council have received a new application from Mark Finnegan to change the use of the premises from retail to restaurant/coffee shop for the proposed new business.
An attempt to receive planning permission for a new restaurant in the vacant premises was initally made earlier in the year but that application was deemed incomplete. A decision on the newest application is due on June 26th.
The building was most recently home to women's clothing boutque Luzzious.
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