Construction of new porch to front elevation of existing dwelling…
Ruby' s Bridge, Coolmona, Donoughmore, Co. Cork, P32KP40
Proposed development
Permission for the construction of new porch to front elevation of existing dwelling, also construction of new first floor extension with proposed works consisting of the removal of existing roof, construction of new roof with increased ridge height, construction of 2 number flat roof dormers on rear elevation and construction of 1 number flat roof dormer and 2 number pitched roof dormers on front roof elevation, elevational changes to east and north elevations together with all other ancillary siteworks
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