Proposed increased ridge height to provide first floor accommodation on existing dwelling…
8 Ashleigh Lawn, Malahide, Co Dublin, K36 TW96
Proposed development
Proposed increased ridge height to provide first floor accommodation on existing dwelling to accommodate 3 new bedrooms, porch extension and elevational changes including cladding, windows and removal of rear garden shed.
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- F25A/0762E28 Ashleigh Lawn, Malahide, Co. Dublin, K36 PH61On Site
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- F22B/00952 Ashleigh Lawn, St. Margarets Road, Malahide, Co. Dublin.On Site
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