a detached 63M/2 single storey boiler-house/garden-room/shed as constructed in lieu…
417 Wheatfield Upper , Ardclough , Co. Kildare
Proposed development
a detached 63M/2 single storey boiler-house/garden-room/shed as constructed in lieu of a 45M/2 detached single-storey garage previously permitted under Planning Register Reference Number 06/2872, located in the rear garden for use ancillary to the existing single-storey semi-detached dwelling and all associated ancillary site development works above and below ground
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