Coastal protection works (rock armour above the high water mark)…
Carrigillihy Union Hall Co Cork
Proposed development
Retention of coastal protection works (rock armour above the high water mark); permission for alterations to a domestic garage and a domestic workshop to include 1. Permission for retention of cladding changed from stone to timber cladding on both buildings. 2. Permission for reconfiguration of the domestic garage with roof revised from duo pitch roof to curved roof on and associated site development works
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The decision has been appealed to An Coimisiún Pleanála. The appeal outcome replaces the council decision.
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