single storey, split-level dwelling house and domestic wastewater treatment system…
Castletimon , Brittas Bay , Co. Wicklow
Proposed development
single storey, split-level dwelling house and domestic wastewater treatment system together with ancillary site works and landscaping, including a new access onto existing private lane to public road
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