Development at Outfarm Lane, Carpenterstown, Dublin 15. The development will consist…
Loachfail, Outfarm Lane, Carpenterstown, Dublin 15, D15AX9W
Proposed development
I, Joshua Joseph Jordan, intend to apply for planning permission for development at Outfarm Lane, Carpenterstown, Dublin 15. The development will consist of the erection of fully serviced two-storey dwelling with attic accommodation detached domestic garage, entrance, connection to services and all ancillary works.
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Nearby applications
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- FW25A/0287ELoachfail Outfarm Lane, Carpenterstown, Dublin 15, D15AX9WGranted
Development at Outfarm Lane, Carpenterstown, Dublin 15. The development will consist of the erection of fully serviced two-storey dwelling with attic…
- FW24A/0452ELoachfail, Outfarm Lane, Carpenterstown,, Dublin 15, D15 AX9WGranted
(1) Erection of detached two storey building, to rear of existing dwelling, comprising Domestic Garage on ground floor level and Games Room, Home Gym…
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