Black & White Construction Ltd have applied for planning permission to build four new homes on the Point Road in Dundalk.
The four homes at The Towers will consist of two three bed semi-detached houses and two two bed semi-detached houses.
Dundalk-born director John Moore is to direct The Hunters, a thriller based on Chris Kuzneski’s 2013 novel of the same name.
Deadline.com reported earlier this week that the film tells the story of an elite unit hired by a billionaire to find lost treasure.
The screenplay for the film has been adapted by Taken and The Transporter‘s Robert Mark Kamen.
Director Moore, whose other credits include A Good Day To Die Hard, Max Payne and Behind Enemy Lines, has said that the script for The Hunters reminds him “of the kind of great action movies I grew up on like Lethal Weapon, great characters and smart dialogue”.
Moore hails from the Point Road in Dundalk, where many of his family still reside.
Check out this stunning image from local photographer Aidan Stewart of Soldier’s Point last night, as captured from the Point Road.
Black & White Construction Ltd have applied to Dundalk Town Council for planning permission to complete The Towers estate on the Point Road.
The unfinished estate was granted planning permission in September 2012 but was never fully completed – a fact which meant that it was exempt from the household charge in recent years.
Now though Black & White Construction are looking to complete the development with the construction of four semi-detached three bedroom homes – a slight change from the initial plans.
Due to the fact that the site is situated close to a Natura 2000 site – the Dundalk Bay Special Protection Area – a full Natura Impact Assessment has been provided with the application.
A decision on the matter is due by May 20th.
Local GAA club the Sean O’Mahony’s will be holding their annual flag day this coming weekend – Friday January 3rd and Saturday January 4th.
This is one of the Point Road club’s biggest fundraisers of the year and all are asked to give generously to the various collectors who will be located around the town.
Thanks to local auctioneer Tiernan Mallon for sharing this picture on Twitter of the bit of artwork that was carried out to brighten up a wall at the old coal yard on the Point Road.
On that note, Tiernan also has recently launched a revamped website at www.mallonproperty.com
A pole has fallen onto the road on the Point Road, opposite to Dillon’s shop.
The pole, believed to be for ESB or telephone, is blocking part of the road but traffic can pass it.
Motorists are urged to be cautious in the area for the time being until the problem is dealt with.
Dundalk Tidy Towns committee are inviting members of the public to join them on a tour behind the scenes of some of the town’s most prominent buildings.
Bookings are now being taken by Dundalk Town Council for beyond the hall door looks at the following facilities:
If you are interested in a guided tour of any of the buildings listed above please get in touch with Celine in the Environment Section, Dundalk Town Council on 042-9392974 or e-mail celine.breen@dundalktown.ie
A body was found on the Point Road in Dundalk yesterday afternoon.
No identification has taken place as yet, with a post mortem due to take place today. Further details will appear on Talk of the Town as they become known.
Thanks to our good friends over at InstaDundalk for sharing this stunning picture from Brendan Collins of the sun setting on the Cooley Mountains, as seen from the Point Road in Dundalk.
Source: Brendan Collins (Instagram)