Permission refused for two hotels near Dungarvan town centre

Waterford Council rejected an application by Dublin-based developers Drummer Properties Ltd to demolish a 1970s office block known as ‘Bridge House’.

Waterford Council rejected an application by Dublin-based developers Drummer Properties Ltd to demolish a 1970s office block known as ‘Bridge House’.

Waterford Council has refused planning for two hotel developments close to Dungarvan town centre.

The council rejected an application by Dublin-based developers Drummer Properties Ltd to demolish a 1970s office block known as ‘Bridge House’ at the junction of Davitt’s Quay and Richard A Walsh Street and replace it with a nine-storey ‘boutique hotel’ comprising 65 bedrooms, of which 15 would have balconies.

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