for the following works at existing village buildings located in Esker…
Esker , Kiltullagh , Athenry
Proposed development
for the following works at existing village buildings located in Esker, within the curtilage of protected structures, being RPS. No. 141, RPS. No 142 and RPS No 143, listed as protected structures in Galway County Councils Development Plan 2022 – 2028. Retention planning permission for an existing 20 cubic metres. Septic Tank along with all ancillary works, planning permission for proposed tertiary wastewater treatment system and pump station along with all ancillary works
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