To retain staff relief building consisting of tea room…
Knockglass , Crossmolina , Co. Mayo
Proposed development
To retain staff relief building consisting of tea room, office & rest area ancillary to the existing funeral home and associated works along with the retention of car park layout as constructed from that granted under planning permission reference number P97/925
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