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Or browse the guides →Treslam Limited is seeking permission to renovate and extend a disused licensed premises in Crumlin to create two ground-floor commercial units and 16 one-bedroom apartments with a communal roof terrace.
Received 15 Jul 2026
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The Minister of State has moved motions in Dáil Éireann to approve seven separate draft exempted development regulations and new outdoor event licensing rules.
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