for change of use of existing schoolhouse to community facility. Works to include…
Old School , Loch Gowna , Co. Cavan
Proposed development
for change of use of existing schoolhouse to community facility. Works to include construction of a fully serviced, two storey extension to rear, connection to existing public sewer, parking facilities and all associated site work
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