extension of duration request for PL20/106 proposed construction of a new dwelling house…
Clonogan , Clonegal , Co. Carlow
Proposed development
extension of duration request for PL20/106 proposed construction of a new dwelling house and garage, on site water treatment system and all associated site works
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Permission was refused on 10 Feb 2025. The applicant may appeal within four weeks of the decision.
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