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Plans underway for Distillery Museum in Carlingford
Plans are underway for a Distilery Museum in Carlingford with a planning application lodged with Louth County Council.
Beuleo Ventures Limited has applied to the local authority for planning permission for the change of use of the ground floor area of an existing self catering accommodation building with stores, to a distillery museum, as well as tea station to include ancillary toilet facilities and stores at Newry Street in Carlingford.
The planning application also provides for the change of use of four bedrooms to six self catering bedsits at first floor level each with independent access and associated site development works.
A decision is due on the application by 7 February 2023, with submissions due by 17 January.
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