Amendments to previous permission Ref. D24A/0127 consis
20 Glenvar Park, Blackrock, Dublin, A94X2Y1
Proposed development
Permission is sought for amendments to previous permission Ref. D24A/0127 consis
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Amendments to previous permission Ref. D24A/0127 consis
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- D24A/0607/WEB14, Southwood Park, Blackrock, Dublin, A94X0X8Granted
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