Converting a ground floor dry cleaners shop to a pizza
10/11 Townyard Lane, Malahide, Co.Dublin
Proposed development
Planning Permission , converting a ground floor dry cleaners shop to a pizza
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Nearby applications
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- F25A/0972EApache Pizza Premises, 10/11 Townyard Lane, Malahide, Co. Dublin, K36Granted
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- F24A/0862Grove Cleaner, 10/11 Townyard Lane, Malahide, Co. Dublin, K36 ER 24Granted
/ Change of Use requesting converting the ground floor of a 3-storey terrace building from a dry cleaners' unit to a pizza restaurant/ take away…
- F24A/0749Grove Cleaner, 10/11 Townyard lane, Malahide, Co Dublin, K36 ER 24Closed
Permission/Change of Use requesting converting the ground floor of a 3-storey terrace building from a dry cleaners' unit to a pizza restaurant/ take away…
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