for 1) RESTORATION AND ALTERATION of the building known as The Goods Shed, Drumhawnagh…
Drumhawnagh , Loughduff , Co.Cavan
Proposed development
for 1) RESTORATION AND ALTERATION of the building known as The Goods Shed, Drumhawnagh, Loughduff and its conversion to a fully serviced 2-storey family flat to the rear of the existing dwelling. (This building is a Recorded Protected Structure). Works to include installation of a 1st floor, roof lights, a new wastewater treatment system and percolation area and all associated ancillary site works. 2)RETENTION of an existing domestic garage located to the side of the existing dwelling
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