Restoration, adaptation and single storey extension of existing vernacular stone cottage…
Slieve , Hackballscross , Dundalk Co. Louth
Proposed development
Permission for restoration, adaptation and single storey extension of existing vernacular stone cottage and attached outbuilding. Permission is also sought for installation of proprietary waste water treatment system and all associated external site development works
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