1) A change of use of existing domestic garage and the construction of a new extension…
Magooly, Dripsey, Co.Cork
Proposed development
Permission for 1) A change of use of existing domestic garage and the construction of a new extension to southern gable to create a one bedroom apartment, 2) Permission to decommission existing septic tank, and install a new waste water treatment unit to serve dwelling house and one bed room apartment with new site entrance and all associated site works
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