Renovation and Extension of an Existing Vernacular Dwelling and a new suitable onsite…
An Grianan Killough , Bracklyn , Mullingar Co Westmeath’
Proposed development
Renovation and Extension of an Existing Vernacular Dwelling and a new suitable onsite waste water treatment system with percolation area, landscaping, and all associated site works and services
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