Demolition of an existing U-pvc sunroom, hen house and storage shed to the rear…
Newgrange , Slane , Co. Meath C15 C798
Proposed development
the development will consist of demolition of an existing U-pvc sunroom, hen house and storage shed to the rear of an existing 1930's bungalow, replaced with a new single storey rear extension to include open plan kitchen, dining area, two bedrooms, disabled toilet, hot press with storage area, back entrance hallway connecting the new rear extension to an existing lean-too building at the rear of the site, alterations, improvements and all associated site works
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