for 3 No lighting pole standards with energy efficient LED lamp / flood lights no more…
MU Barnhall RFC , Parsonstown Leixlip , County Kildare
Proposed development
for 3 No lighting pole standards with energy efficient LED lamp / flood lights no more than 12.5 metres high providing illumination to existing training pitches inclusive of all associated site works.
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