section 254 licence - scaffolding
The Old Courthouse , Main Street , Avoca
Proposed development
section 254 licence - scaffolding
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The council recorded a decision on 10 Aug 2026. The official file has the outcome; a third-party appeal is possible within four weeks of the decision.
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Nearby applications
Other applications on the Wicklow register close to this address.
- 2560339Main Street , Avoca , Co. WicklowOn Site
demolition of existing rear and side extensions to existing dwelling, construction of new rear extension…
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Side extension to existing dwelling as built, the retaining of existing front door which was to be blocked under planning reference 80/6198…
- 2460488Avoca Lodge , Castlemacadam Avoca , Co. WicklowGranted
the demolition of the existing single storey lean-to kitchen side extension and the replacement thereof with a single storey gabled kitchen side extension…
- 266023211 Kilmagig Upper , Avoca , Co. WicklowGranted
garage and adjoining extension
- 2560693Rear of No. 10 Kilmagig Upper , Avoca , Co. WicklowGranted
1. new spit level dwelling comprising 154 sq.m. 2. vehicular entrance. 3. connection to all public services. 4. all necessary ancillary works to facilitate…
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