of the development at this site: to retain the development…
Ballyellery Cottage , Ballyellery Liscannor , Co Clare
Proposed development
of the development at this site: to retain the development of; 1) the amended entrance off of the R478 road, 2) additional floor area and elevational changes to that approved under Planning Reference 19/90, including all ancillary site works
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