Renovation of derelict structure once used as dwelling house to home office/study and all…
South Commons , Carlingford , Co. Louth
Proposed development
Retention permission for the renovation of derelict structure once used as dwelling house to home office/study and all associated site development works
What happens next
Permission was refused on 27 Jun 2025. The applicant may appeal within four weeks of the decision.
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