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Planning application · Fingal County Council

Compliance with condition 12 of F23A/0034

Staffordstown Business Park, Turvey, Swords, Co. Dublin.

F23A/0034/C6/12 · FingalLodged
Reference
F23A/0034/C6/12
Planning authority
Fingal County Council
Received
29 Jul 2025
Decided
11 Sept 2025
Status
Lodged

Proposed development

Compliance with condition 12 of F23A/0034

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