for the reconstruction of Dalyston House at Dalystown Demesne. Dalyston House is…
Dalystown Demesne , Kylebrack , Co.Galway
Proposed development
for the reconstruction of Dalyston House at Dalystown Demesne. Dalyston House is designated as a Protected Structure on the Record of Protected Structures (Reference Number 398). Permission is also sought for the provision of an effluent treatment system and all associated services for the proposed development. This application is accompanied by an Architectural Heritage Impact Assessment
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