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06 Sept 2025

Plans lodged for new 233 home development outside Dundalk

Haggardstown, Dundalk

Plans lodged for new 233 home development outside Dundalk

Plans lodged for new 233 home development outside Dundalk

A planning application has been lodged with Louth County Council this week, seeking to construct 233 new homes on a site in Haggardstown outside Dundalk. 

According to details lodged by PJ & EJ Doherty Ltd with Louth County Council, this is a Strategic Housing Development (SHD), at Stage 2 of the process.

Part of the planning application seeks to provide internal roads in the development to the connecting to the existing Earlsfort residential estate.

The development will consist of a total of 233 residential units along with provision of a crèche/community building. The 233 units comprise:

  • The provision of a total of 178 residential dwellings which will consist of the following unit mix:
  • 28 two-bed semi detached dwellings
  • 78 three-bed semi detached dwellings
  • 12 four-bed detached & semi-detached dwellings
  • Two four-bed detached dwellings 
  • 22 three-bed & four-bed semi-detached dwellings
  • Four two-bed & three-bed semi-detached dwellings
  • 18 two-bed terrace dwellings (terrace block 1) 
  • Nine two-bed & three-bed terrace dwellings (terrace block 2)
  • Five three-bed terrace dwellings (terrace block 3)
  • The provision of 55 apartments/duplex units comprising:
    • 20 one-bed units
    • 15 two-bed units
    • 20 three-bed units

The application also seek to provide associated car parking areas at surface level to provide for a total of 438 spaces, as well as four electric vehicle charge points adjacent to the creche/community building with associated site infrastructure ducting to provide charge points for residents throughout the site

It also seeks to provide of a total 180 bicycle storage spaces with associated storage rooms and enclosures.

As this is a Strategic Housing Development, the decision will be made by An Bord Pleanála.

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