demolish existing rear extension and front porch to existing dwelling…
Kellystown , Coolderry , Carrickmacross Co. Meath A81XW10
Proposed development
demolish existing rear extension and front porch to existing dwelling, construct new rear extension , alterations to front elevation and internal layout of existing house and all associated site works
What happens next
Permission was granted on 18 Mar 2025. Third parties may appeal within four weeks; after that the permission is final and works can start once a commencement notice is lodged.
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the development for retention consists of revised extended site boundary as granted under planning reference KA/190669 and all ancillary site development works
- 2560444Kellystown and Ballyhoe , Drumconrath , Co. MeathClosed
the development for retention consists of revised extended site boundary as previously granted under planning reference KA/190669…
- 2460973Kellystown , Coolderry Carrickmacross , Co. MeathGranted
Planning Ref 21971 for the development will consist of a new single storey dwelling, associated detached single car garage…
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