Site with planning permission for shopping centre for sale at €600,000

A two acre site on the outskirts of Dundalk with planning permission for a new shopping centre has gone up for sale in recent weeks for €600,000.

The land on the Old Golf Links Road in Blackrock, opposite Felda, is being sold with the benefit of full planning permission for a neighbourhood shopping centre, office development, medical centre, creche and car parking.

The 0.81 hectare site, which has already been serviced, stripped and hardcored, also has a 50% reduction in development levies from the local authority and is adjacent to a site sold for a nursing home and residential development.

For further details on the site contact Padraig Herr on 087 2601125.

Plans remain in place for Point Road medical centre

Plans remain in place to build a medical centre at Cherry Grove on the Point Road.

Mr Brendan Watters has applied to Louth County Council for an extension of the duration of the planning permission previously granted to demolish an existing house on the Point Road.

In its place he plans to construction a medical centre with consulting rooms and ancillary accommodation.

Louth County Council are due to decide on the matter on September 2^nd.

Louth Physiotherapy Clinic now open in Ardee

Louth Physiotherapy Clinic has now expanded into Ardee.

The business, which was founded by Robbie Caraher in 2007, previously had locations in Barrack Street in Dundalk, the Medical Centre in Carlingford and Upper Mell in Drogheda.

Now they have opened a fourth clinic in Coleman and Ann O’Flynn’s Pharmacy in Ardee.

Sarah McShane, a graduate of the Royal College of Surgeons in Dublin who specialises in orthopaedic complaints, will be working out of the clinic.

It will be open from 9am to 5pm on a Monday with appointments available outside these hours on request.

Sarah is also Ireland’s only Schroth therapist, specializing in scoliosis management.

For further details visit www.louthphysio.ie or call 042-9394040.

Meanwhile, Robbie will be taking part in the Home to Rome cycle challenge this summer in aid of the North Louth Hospice.

He will leave his home for Rome on his bike on Friday June 20^th and will make his way via Carlow to Rosslare and onto Rome, arriving at the Vatican on Saturday July 5^th.

Anyone who would like to support Robbie can call to any of his physio clinics or contact any member of the North Louth Hospice.