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Planning application · Fingal County Council

Construction of a sloped roof porch extension with a floor area of 7m sq. to the front…

9 Quay Road, Rush, Co Dublin

F20B/0313 · FingalOn Site
Reference
F20B/0313
Planning authority
Fingal County Council
Received
2 Dec 2020
Decided
3 Feb 2021
Status
On Site
Commenced
19 Apr 2021

Proposed development

Construction of a sloped roof porch extension with a floor area of 7m sq. to the front of a two storey dwelling with all associated site works.

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