The subdivision of existing landholding/property for the construction of two number…
Hillview, The Turrets, Charleville, Co. Cork, P56EH42
Proposed development
The subdivision of existing landholding/property for the construction of two number single story semi-detached dwelling houses with two new entrances, the connection to public services and all associated site works.
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