Retain (a) elevational changes to the existing building…
LAUNE VALLEY FARMHOUSE BANSHA KILLORGLIN CO. KERRY V93 Y9EP , BANSHA , KILLORGLIN CO. KERRY
Proposed development
Retention Permission to retain (a) elevational changes to the existing building, (b) alterations to internal floor levels within the existing building, (c) 5m2 service room extension to the rear of the existing building and all associated site works at Laune Valley Farmhouse B&B, Bansha, Killorglin, Co. Kerry, V93 Y9EP
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