refurbishment of existing historic outbuilding (former stables & outbuildings RPS No…
Gaybrook Park Estate , Mullingar , County Westmeath
Proposed development
refurbishment of existing historic outbuilding (former stables & outbuildings RPS No. 026-030) works to include replacement of floors, reconstruction of roof and reconstruction of doors and openings and creation of a new agricultural entrance opening in garden wall following partial collapse, including associated structural repairs and reinstatement works, within the curtilage of protected structures (RPS Ref: 026-047 and 026-029)
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