(1) RETENTION OF PART OF EXISTING ON SITE STRUCTURE AND (2) DEMOLITION OF PART…
KEENAGHAN , KILMACRENNAN , LETTERKENNY PO
Proposed development
(1) RETENTION OF PART OF EXISTING ON SITE STRUCTURE AND (2) DEMOLITION OF PART OF THE SAME EXISTING ON SITE STRUCTURE TO MAKE IT INTO A DOMESTIC STORAGE SHED
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