Light Engineering Workshop and warehouse extension to existing engineering workshop…
Grangegeeth , Slane , County Meath C15DD71
Proposed development
Light Engineering Workshop and warehouse extension to existing engineering workshop , WC blocks to existing workshops, removal of all temporary structures on site. Retention of alteration to elevation to existing workshops
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