existing shed adjoined to previously granted extension…
Ballyannymore , Nenagh , Co. Tipperary
Proposed development
existing shed adjoined to previously granted extension, retention of as-built condition of shed previously granted under File No. 15600432. PERMISSION for new concrete tanks in slatted shed, permission for new cattle shed, permission for new silage slab along with concrete tank for effluent run off and permission for new dung midden/hay shed where all new buildings will be the same height as existing structures
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