for demolition of part of the existing dwelling in the south…
Creggane , Quilty , Co. Clare V95 X7X9
Proposed development
for demolition of part of the existing dwelling in the south, demolition of the existing shed, alterations and modifications to the inside of the existing dwelling, construction of an extension to the south-west part of the existing dwelling, construction of a detached garage, alterations to the existing site boundaries to include site access and construction of boundary walls and installation of metal access gates, connection to Clare County Council wastewater sewer mains, and all associated site works
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