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BALLYMOONEY, GEASHILL, COUNTY OFFALY

Retention of a garage extension and permission for front and rear house extensions in Geashill.

19402 · Offaly County Council · Lodged 14 August 2019

Reference
19402
Authority
Offaly County Council
Register status
Invalid or incomplete
Type
RETENTION
Received
14 August 2019

Summary

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This application seeks retention for an extension to an existing domestic garage. It also seeks permission to extend the main dwelling house to the front and rear, add first-floor windows, and install new entrance piers and wing walls.

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Extension to the existing domestic garage. Permission is sought to extend the existing dwelling house to the front and rear, provide for first floor windows, new piers and wing walls to existing front gated entrance and all associated site development works

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  1. Application received14 August 2019

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