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Planning granted for drive-through cafe at Marshes Dundalk
Conditional planning permission has been granted for a drive-through cafe adjacent to the Marshes Shopping Centre in Dundalk.
The application made by KW Investment Funds in August sought to develop a single storey cafe incorporating a drive-through facility, with internal seating.
The site is bounded by the Marshes Shopping Centre and associated service and carparking areas to the north and east, the Dundalk Gaels GAA pitch to the west, and a public road known as Bothar an Iarainn to the South.
Vehicular access for the cafe is provided via a new access in the north-east corner of the site.
The application also gives permission for 20 car park spaces at the location.
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