Proposed partial change of use from Post Office to a Youth Reach Education Centre…
26 Main Street, Sleveen East, Macroom, Co. Cork, P12XR24
Proposed development
Planning Permission for proposed partial change of use from Post Office to a Youth Reach Education Centre, planning permission for all associated external signage and wayfinding at, 26 Main Street, Sleveen East, Macroom, Co. Cork, P12 XR24.
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