1. a bovine shed with a slatted concrete slurry storage tank. 2. Permission…
Clooncleagh , Two Mile Borris , Thurles Co. Tipperary
Proposed development
1. a bovine shed with a slatted concrete slurry storage tank. 2. Permission for a machinery store. with all developments to include appropriate site works
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