Proposed 16 no. two storey three bedroom houses, public footpath, boundary treatments…
Blakestown Road, Clonsilla, Dublin 15
Proposed development
Proposed 16 no. two storey three bedroom houses, public footpath, boundary treatments, landscaping, connection to existing surface water infrastructure, connection to existing water supply, connection to foul drainage infrastructure to Irish Water specifications and all associated site works.
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