the proposed upgrading of existing entrance to include new set back gates, wing walls…
Urglin Glebe , Ballinakillbeg Bennekerry , Co. Carlow
Proposed development
the proposed upgrading of existing entrance to include new set back gates, wing walls, boundary fencing, soft landscaping and all associated site works at Urglin Glebe, Ballinakillbeg, Bennekerry, Co. Carlow, R93 E7D4 on behalf of Bernard & Rosemary Walsh.The subject property is a protected structure RPS CW164
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