the renovation of an existing derelict cottage and construction of an extension…
Ballyvergal , Palatine , Co. Carlow
Proposed development
the renovation of an existing derelict cottage and construction of an extension to the side and rear of the dwelling and all associated site works including upgrading waste-water treatment
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