Single storey porch extension to the front, a single storey extension to the rear…
56 Castlefield Park, Clonsilla, Dublin 15.
Proposed development
Single storey porch extension to the front, a single storey extension to the rear, a two storey extension to the side and conversion of attic space incorporating velux rooflights to the front and rear and dormer extension to rear. AI receieved 09/04/21
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- FW23B/004239 Castlefield Park, Clonsilla, Dublin 15, D15 HDT1On Site
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