Alteration and change of use of the 1st floor accommodation and restaurant area to 2 no…
Murph's Bar & Restaurant East Ferry Garranekinnefeake Co Cork P25 PX89
Proposed development
Permission for the alteration and change of use of the 1st floor accommodation and restaurant area to 2 no. holiday units for short-term letting, construction of a first floor extension, alterations to the elevation, removal of a chimney and relocation of external masonry retaining wall for the installation of a prefabricated storage shed to provide ancillary storage for the bar and restaurant and all associated site works at licensed premises (public house).
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- 24/5772Murph's Bar & Restaurant East Ferry Garranekinnefeake Co. CorkClosed
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