(1) RETENTION OF (A) 18 NO. 6M HIGH LIGHTING COLUMNS TO EXISTING WALKING TRACK…
BALLYMAGOWAN , DUNKINEELY , DONEGAL PO
Proposed development
(1) RETENTION OF (A) 18 NO. 6M HIGH LIGHTING COLUMNS TO EXISTING WALKING TRACK, (B) SINGLE STOREY DETACHED STORE, (C) STORAGE CONTAINER USED FOR GENERAL STORAGE PURPOSES ASSOCIATED WITH MAINTAINING GAA FACILITIES, (D) SMALL CONTAINER CURRENTLY BEING USED AS A TEMPORARY SHOP AND (E) EXISTING TRAINING PITCH WITH 6 NO. 8M HIGH FLOODLIGHTS AND BALL NET, (2) ERECTION OF A SINGLE-STOREY COFFEE POD BUILDING, FOR THE PREPARATION AND SALE OF TAKEAWAY BEVERAGES AND SNACKS, INCLUDING DRIVE-THRU ORDERING AND COLLECTION FACILITIES, (3) INSTALLATION OF 6 NO. 18M HIGH, FLOOD LIGHTING COLUMNS TO MAIN GAA PITCH, (4) CONSTRUCTION OF A 5M HIGH GAA BALL WALL AND (5) ALL ASSOCIATED SITE DEVELOPMENT WORKS ON THIS SITE
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