a single storey extension to rear including alterations to existing wi
12 Park House, Dublin Street, Baldoyle, D13HKE3
Proposed development
a single storey extension to rear including alterations to existing wi
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- F26A/0668E12 Park House, Dublin Street, Baldoyle, Dublin 13, D13HKE3Lodged
a single storey extension to rear including alterations to existing wi
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