1) construct a rear extension, 2) to carry out internal alterations…
The Village Medical Centre, Tulligmore, Ballinhassig, Co.Cork, T12D521
Proposed development
Permission to 1) construct a rear extension, 2) to carry out internal alterations, 3) carry out alterations to the elevations and 4) to install a tertiary treatment unit and gravel distribution layer, all to his existing medical surgery
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