1. To demolish the existing shed, 2. To refurbish the existing house to include removal…
Ballindrimley Rd. , Castlerea , Co. Roscommon
Proposed development
Permission to: 1. To demolish the existing shed, 2. To refurbish the existing house to include removal of chimneys and alterations to elevations, 3. To construct new rear extension to same and 4. To construct new rear domestic garage and carry out all ancillary site development works at
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