Replacement of a derelict shop and cottage
Harbour Road (L1320), Loughshinny, Fingal, Co. Dublin, K34 HW31
Proposed development
Planning Permission for the replacement of a derelict shop and cottage
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Retention Permission and Planning Permission is sought by Aoife Power
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