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Nursing Home for Mount Avenue in Dundalk gets go ahead
Planning permission has been granted this week for an 88 bed nursing home at Mount Avenue in Dundalk.
The application, submitted by Tom McGuinness sought to demolish an existing disused light industrial unit and develop an 88 bed nursing home and all necessary support facilities at Farndreg, Headford, Mount Avenue in Dundalk.
The application originally sought to develop the nursing home over four storeys. However on October 24, 2018, further information was submitted to Louth County Council, reducing the development to three storeys.
The development comprises of 80 en-suite single bedrooms and an eight bedroom specialist alzheimers facility as well as social areas, dining areas and treatment rooms.
The residential accommodation will be supported by ancillary facilities and site works including, reception & administration
offices, laundry & catering facilities, staff facilities, hard & soft landscaping and car parking.
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