Planning application · Wexford County Council

1. To demolish existing rear extension 2. To construct new rear 40 sq m extension 3…

Great Island, Campile, Co. Wexford, Y34 AD89

EXD01325 · WexfordIn Assessment

Reference

EXD01325

Planning authority

Wexford County Council

Received

17 Apr 2026

Decided

13 May 2026

Status

In Assessment

Proposed development

1. To demolish existing rear extension 2. To construct new rear 40 sq m extension 3. Remove existing chimneys 4. Alterations to openings to side elevations

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