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The former Táin Holiday Village in Omeath (PIC: Tandem Photography NI Facebook page)
Planning permission amendments have been filed to allow the refurbishment of Táin Holiday Village in Omeath into a 108 unit nursing home facility.
The documents, which were filed on October 1st, are seeking approval for a revision of plans which were granted permission in 2019 to create a nursing home on the site of the Táin Holiday Village, which closed in 2007.
The application, filed by ML Quinn Construction Ltd, seeks to create a nursing home with 108 bedrooms. Within the original planning application, this was set to be 65 bedrooms.
A decision by Louth County Council on the new development should be expected around the 26th of November.
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