1. a new cow cubicle shed with loose housing, to adjoin an existing milking parlour…
Aghsmear , Clonakenny , Roscrea
Proposed development
1. a new cow cubicle shed with loose housing, to adjoin an existing milking parlour and animal accommodation area. 2. a new slatted shed for cattle, also with a loose housing area, together with feed passage and underground concrete waste storage and with all associated site works. 3. Retention permission for a silage base with all associated site works
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