to (a) modify & extend existing garage / store (b) demolish part of existing garage…
Castletowndelvin , Delvin , Co. Westmeath
Proposed development
to (a) modify & extend existing garage / store (b) demolish part of existing garage, (c) construct new replacement roof with higher ridge height & all associated site works
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