The formation of additional dental surgery consulting room within the existing floor area…
2 Old Street, Malahide, Co. Dublin, K67 ED00
Proposed development
The formation of additional dental surgery consulting room within the existing floor area and a single storey extension providing 12m2 additional floor area to the rear of the existing dental practice for a new staff room and office together with all associated site works.
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