Development comprising; (1) Retention of single storey dwelling house on amended site…
Graffamore , Islandeady , Castlebar
Proposed development
Planning permission for development comprising; (1) Retention of single storey dwelling house on amended site boundaries from that granted under previous planning ref P79/2124. (2) Permission to install a new wastewater treatment system together with associated and ancillary site development works and services above and below ground at Graffamore, Castlebar, County Mayo.
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- 2560431Derrycoosh , Castlebar , Co. MayoIn Assessment
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