Invalid:FULL PLANNING PERMISSION FOR A MATERIAL CHANGE OF USE FROM RESIDENTIAL TO MEDICAL…
Montanagay , Abbeydorney , Tralee
Proposed development
Invalid:FULL PLANNING PERMISSION FOR A MATERIAL CHANGE OF USE FROM RESIDENTIAL TO MEDICAL AND HEALTH SERVICES USE ON THE FIRST FLOOR OF EXISTING BUILDING, WHICH WILL INCLUDE INTERNAL LAYOUT CHANGES AND RETENTION PERMISSION TO RETAIN AND COMPLETE CHANGES TO THE INTERNAL GROUND FLOOR LAYOUT AND ELEVATIONAL CHANGES WHICH WERE PREVIOUSLY GRANTED UNDER PLANNING REG. 22/704 AND ALL NECESSARY ANCILLARY SITE WORKS ON BEHALF OD DR. URSULA SCULLION
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