Construct outdoor horse exercising Arena, retention permission of Stables buildings…
Macetown Td. , Tara , Co. Meath
Proposed development
permission to construct outdoor horse exercising Arena, retention permission of Stables buildings, Hay/Straw and machinery shed together with open pens as constructed and all associated site works
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