Planning application · Fingal County Council

Partial demolition of an existing 2 storey extension…

Glenside, Loughshinny, Co Dublin

F20B/0073 · FingalOn Site

Reference

F20B/0073

Planning authority

Fingal County Council

Received

23 Sept 2020

Decided

16 Oct 2020

Status

On Site

Commenced

6 Sept 2021

Proposed development

Permission for partial demolition of an existing 2 storey extension, demolition of rear shed and construction of a new 2 storey extension to rear. Add Info received 9th September2020. Add Info deemed Significant 17th September 2020. Revised Public Notices received 23rd September 2020.

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