Erect a 24 metre lattice support structure carrying telecommunications equipment…
Eir Exchange , Dundalk Road Drumnasillagh Td , Ravensdale Co. Louth.
Proposed development
Permission to erect a 24 metre lattice support structure carrying telecommunications equipment including antennas, dishes, and associated equipment (comprising a total height of 25.5 metres including attached lightning finials), together with new ground level equipment cabinets and fencing. On completion of the above the two existing 10 metre high wooden poles each with a 3 metre high antenna attached (comprising a total height of 13 metres each) will be removed
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