Permission for Retention for the conversion of the attic space to habitable use…
Ballycroneen West, Cloyne, Co. Cork
Proposed development
Permission for Retention for the conversion of the attic space to habitable use and elevational changes to incorporate windows and roof lights to front and rear elevations of the existing dwelling house
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- 24/4842Ballycroneen West Ballycroneen, Cloyne Midleton Co.CorkClosed
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