Construct new building containing a CVRT Light Commercial Test Centre and Workshop space…
Rochford Motors Tooraree , Knock Road , Ballyhaunis Co. Mayo.
Proposed development
Planning Permission to construct new building containing a CVRT Light Commercial Test Centre and Workshop space which will connect to existing building, all as per drawing documentation submitted together with all ancillary site works and services.
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Construct new building containing a CVRT Light Commercial Test Centre and Workshop space…
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