Construction of a two storey extension to existing holiday home for short term letting…
1 Bere Island Holiday Homes, Ardagh, Bere Island, Co. Cork, P75 YX48
Proposed development
Construction of a two storey extension to existing holiday home for short term letting, alterations to existing elevations including addition of 2no. rooflights to existing and all associated siteworks
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