Development which will consists of. 1. To retain a commercial storage shed extending off…
Lustia , Battlebridge , Co. Roscommon
Proposed development
Retention permission for development which will consists of. 1. To retain a commercial storage shed extending off the main public house known as Beirnes of Battlebridge. 2. To retain a commercial storage shed, a campsite reception and rubbish collection point. 3. To retain an outdoor decking area and all ancillary works. at
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