for 1. Construction of agricultural entrance consisting of wing walls and gates within…
Derreens , Caragh , Naas
Proposed development
for 1. Construction of agricultural entrance consisting of wing walls and gates within existing mature boundary onto main road 2. The removal of minimum hedgerow to accommodate same and relevant sightlines in both directions 3. and all ancillary site works
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Permission was refused on 12 Dec 2024. The applicant may appeal within four weeks of the decision.
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