Demolition of existing dilapidated dwelling and out houses…
Tullaghomeath , Omeath , Co Louth
Proposed development
Permission for the demolition of existing dilapidated dwelling and out houses, construction of new split level dwelling house with raised patio area and external garden walls, waste water treatment system, percolation area, upgrade of existing laneway serving dwelling, modification of existing entrance onto public road and all associated site works
What happens next
The application was withdrawn by the applicant.
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