bedroom and shower room extension as constructed to the side of the residence and all…
10 Cois Coille , Kilcash , Clonmel
Proposed development
bedroom and shower room extension as constructed to the side of the residence and all associated site works instead of bedroom shower extension granted planning under ref. no. 23276
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