the (a) Construction of new single-storey 6-bedroom children’s respite home facility…
Woodstown & Garraun , Annacotty , Co. Limerick
Proposed development
the (a) Construction of new single-storey 6-bedroom children’s respite home facility with exterior store / plantroom. (b) Site development works including landscaping, play area, new vehicular access and pedestrian access with set-down area, car parking, footpaths, water services connections and site boundaries
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