1.) Permissionfor Partial Demolition of Existing Dwelling house 2.) Alterations…
Farnahoe, Innishannon, Co Cork
Proposed development
1.) Permissionfor Partial Demolition of Existing Dwelling house 2.) Alterations to existing elevations and internal alterations to existing dwelling house 3) Construction of two storey dwelling house and all associated site works.
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