Construction of a detached, single-storey
21 Aspen Park, Kinsealy, Swords, Co.Dublin, K67 V213
Proposed development
Planning Permission for the construction of a detached, single-storey
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Nearby applications
Other applications on the Fingal register close to this address.
- F25A/0608E21 Aspen Park, Kinsealy, Swords, Co.Dublin, K67V213Granted
Construction of a detached, single-storey
- F25A/1071ENo. 1 Birchdale Road, Kinsealy, Swords, Co. Dublin, K67 K2F1Granted
Construction of a single storey extension
- F25A/0994ENo. 1 Birchdale Road, Kinsealy, Swords, Co. Dublin, K67 K2F1Closed
Construction of a single storey extension
- F25A/04999 Birchdale Drive, Kinsealy, Co Dublin, K67 F992Granted
Amendments to previously a
- F26A/0499E2A Mount Drinan Grove,, Drinan, Kinsealy,, Co. Dublin,, K67 KT02Granted
New pedestrian access onto Mount Drinan Avenue from rear garden.
- F26A/0485E2A Mount Drinan Grove, Kinsealy, Swords, Co. Dublin, K67 KT02.Closed
New pedestrian access onto Mount Drinan Avenue from rear garden.
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