Front porch extension to an existing dwelling and all other associated site works.
Alaunia, Chapel Road, Ballycotton, Co. Cork, P25 NY02
Proposed development
Permission for Retention of a front porch extension to an existing dwelling and all other associated site works.
What happens next
The council is assessing the application. Submissions from the public are taken in the first five weeks. The council's decision is due by 2 Jun 2026.
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