for kitchen and bedroom extensions to rear of house and retention of front boundary wall…
Clonmore , Tullamore , Co. Offaly
Proposed development
for kitchen and bedroom extensions to rear of house and retention of front boundary wall and piers, outbuildings and sheds as constructed and all associated site works and services
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