development which consists of retention of existing access and associated bridge…
Kilmaglish , Knockdrin , Mullingar
Proposed development
development which consists of retention of existing access and associated bridge, and permission to construct one number single-storey dwelling, one number single-storey garage, to upgrade existing access to public road, to connect to public water main, to install septic tank and percolation area and all associated site works
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