2 homes at St. Bartholomews, Lynally Glebe
St. Bartholomews, Lynally Glebe, Screggan Co. Offaly.
2 homes · 0.258 ha · Withdrawn
Planning application 2560311 to Offaly County Council for 2 homes at St. Bartholomews, Lynally Glebe, Screggan.
Timeline
- Application lodged
Key facts
Proposed development
two domestic sheds to front and rear of existing dwelling house. This development is in the curtilage of Protected Structure No. 23-007 and NIAH Reg. No. 14916024
Planning status
The application was withdrawn by the applicant.
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Other applications on the Offaly register close to this address.
- 2560252Mucklagh Community Centre, Mucklagh Tullamore, County OffalyGranted
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- 2560211Mucklagh Community Centre, Mucklagh Tullamore, County OffalyClosed
the construction of a new porch, car parking layout, playground area, bin store, landscaping to include a water feature, art installation, pergola…
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