330 Sqm extension comprising of GYM / team training and fitness area…
Fr. Mc Manus Park Oberstown , Skreen Tara , Co. Meath
Proposed development
the development will consist of: A 330 Sqm extension comprising of GYM / team training and fitness area, on the North side elevation of the existing structure granted Ref no. AA181171 landscaping and all associated works
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