(a) Retention Permission to retain dwelling house as constructed to date and (b) Full…
No. 2 Templenoe Pier , Rossacossane Templenoe , Kenmare
Proposed development
(a) Retention Permission to retain dwelling house as constructed to date and (b) Full Planning Permission to complete the construction of the dwelling including all associated site services at No. 2 Templenoe Pier, Rossacossane, Templenoe, Kenmare, Co. Kerry.
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