(a) renovate existing storey and a half dwelling (b) raise roof of existing dwelling…
Ranaghan , Collinstown , Co. Westmeath
Proposed development
(a) renovate existing storey and a half dwelling (b) raise roof of existing dwelling, (c) construct rear extension, (d) retain existing single storey side extension, (e) upgrade peculation area and all associated site development works
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