Alterations and two storey extension to house. AI received 10/09/21
Hand's Lane, Rush, Co Dublin, K56 RW14
Proposed development
Permission for alterations and two storey extension to house. AI received 10/09/21
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Nearby applications
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- F25A/0356ESite at Hand's Lane, Lusk, County DublinClosed
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- F25A/0284ESite at Hand's Lane, Lusk, County DublinClosed
Construction of a two storey 2-bedroom detached house, including hard and soft landscaping and all associated site works necessary to facilitate…
- F25A/0122EGlenside, Hand's Lane, Rush, Co. Dublin, K56 HP20, K56HP20Closed
Convert the existing single-story garage to the side of the existing cottage to habitable space and to connect the converted garage to the existing cottage…
- F20A/0126Hand's Lane, Lusk, Co DublinOn Site
- a) 4 no. dwellings consisting of 2 no. three bedroom detached units and 2 no. three bedroom semi-detached dwellings b) 2 no. vehicular entrances off Hand's…
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