for alterations to an existing dwelling house…
Ower , Ower East , Rosscahill
Proposed development
for alterations to an existing dwelling house, consisting of partial demolition of existing structures 125.20 sqm and construction of 134 sqm of new internal dwelling area over part one and two storeys, including sundry alterations and associated works
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