a cluster development, to include renovating & extending an existing cottage…
Churchquarter , Kilfeacle , Co. Tipperary
Proposed development
a cluster development, to include renovating & extending an existing cottage, two new dwellings, shared entrance, internal road network, wastewater treatment systems/percolation areas and all associated works
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