the temporary storage containers on site and PERMISSION for change of design…
Racecourse Retail Park , Thurles , Co. Tipperary
Proposed development
the temporary storage containers on site and PERMISSION for change of design of previously granted store shed, which consists of increase footprint/area and alterations to elevations of previously granted store shed, including all ancillary site works. This store shed was previously granted permission under planning permission ref. no. 2560292
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