Develpment which will consist of
26 Asgard Park, Howth
Proposed development
Planning permission is sought for the develpment which will consist of
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- F26A/05873 Asgard Park, Howth, Co. DublinGranted
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- F26A/0395E23, Asgard Park, Howth, Dublin 13, D13 E868Granted
Proposed (1) single storey extensions to front, side & rear, & (2) ground floor fenestration modifications to front…
- F24A/1184E1, Bracken Hall, Thormanby Road,, Howth, Co DublinGranted
Planning Permission sought for: (i) ground floor extensions
- F26A/0165E7 Main Street, Howth, Dublin, D13 X0P2Granted
Change of use of existing building at ground floor level from Cafe/Wine Bar to Restaurant/Take Away use, with internal modifications and site works.
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