Berth No.2 , Greenore Port , Greenore

What’s proposed

Permission for development to consist of 1. Dredging of harbor sediments to -7.5m Chart Datum to provide navigable water depths; 2. Rehabilitation works to the quay wall at Berth No.2 by constructing a steel combi wall system of c.139m in length and extending c.5m out from the existing quay wall and will tie into existing wall; 3. Placement of approximately 4,670m3 of uncontaminated dredged material into the void between the existing and new quay wall; 4. Improvement works to the quay deck at Berth No.2 including the excavation of the existing concrete deck c.139m in length and c.37m width and surface water management system incorporating silt traps and a hydrocarbon interceptor; and, v. Provision of berth infrastructure including bollards, fenders, ladders, lifesaving equipment, power outlets and fire hydrants and all associated site works. The development to be applied for is within Greenore Port's landholding within which curtilage also exists the watertower, lighthouse and lighthouse keeper's cottage which are all included in the Louth County Council's Record of Protected Structures, ref.s LH009-01, LH009-43, LH009-044

17413 is a planning application to Louth County Council for permission for development to consist of 1. Dredging of harbor sediments to -7.5m Chart, received on 1 Jun 2017; permission was granted with conditions on 19 Jul 2017.

Planning details

Reference: 17413
Local authority: Louth County Council
Status: Granted with conditions · register status “APPLICATION FINALISED”
Received: 1 Jun 2017
Observations close: 6 Jul 2017 (closed 3366 days ago)
Decision due: 26 Jul 2017 · decided 19 Jul 2017
Decision: Conditional on 19 Jul 2017
Proposed development: Permission for development to consist of 1. Dredging of harbor sediments to -7.5m Chart Datum to provide navigable water depths; 2. Rehabilitation works to the quay wall at Berth No.2 by constructing a steel combi wall system of c.139m in length and extending c.5m out from the existing quay wall and will tie into existing wall; 3. Placement of approximately 4,670m3 of uncontaminated dredged material into the void between the existing and new quay wall; 4. Improvement works to the quay deck at Berth No.2 including the excavation of the existing concrete deck c.139m in length and c.37m width and surface water management system incorporating silt traps and a hydrocarbon interceptor; and, v. Provision of berth infrastructure including bollards, fenders, ladders, lifesaving equipment, power outlets and fire hydrants and all associated site works. The development to be applied for is within Greenore Port's landholding within which curtilage also exists the watertower, lighthouse and lighthouse keeper's cottage which are all included in the Louth County Council's Record of Protected Structures, ref.s LH009-01, LH009-43, LH009-044
As published by the register.
Site area: 99 m² from the mapped boundary, not the council's figure
Applicant: Not published — the national feed carries no applicant name council register

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Provenance

Register row from the national planning applications feed (NPAD), fetched 18 Sept 2026, 15:44 (store id 418082). Deadlines were computed by the store from the received / decided dates under the Planning and Development Act 2000 and are recorded as events, not recomputed here. Council register: http://www.eplanning.ie/LouthCC/AppFileRefDetails/17413/0.

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Berth No.2 , Greenore Port , Greenore

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