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Decision on Louth GAA stadium delayed following request for further information
A decision on the planning application for Louth GAA's new stadium at the Inner Relief Road in Dundalk has been put on hold, following a request by Louth County Council for further information.
The decision on whether or not to grant planning permission for the 14,000 seater stadium was due by November 3. Following a request on Friday October 25 for further information however, the decision has been put on hold.
While it is not known what further information has been requested, a submission on the application was made by the Department of Culture Heritage & the Gaeltacht on October 9, although it is not known if this in any way relates to the request for further information.
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