for existing agricultural storage sheds and storage facilities…
Loonaghtan (Mahon) , Ballinamore Bridge , Ballinasloe
Proposed development
for existing agricultural storage sheds and storage facilities, agricultural and animal handling facilities and welfare unit, retention and completion of an agricultural storage shed, and all associated site facilities and services
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