Saint Peter & Saint Paul's Church, Bridgeland, Tinahely
Extension of the existing graveyard at Saint Peter & Saint Paul's Church in Tinahely.
24492 · Wicklow County Council · Lodged 18 December 2024
- Reference
- 24492
- Authority
- Wicklow County Council
- Register status
- Invalid or incomplete
- Type
- PERMISSION
- Received
- 18 December 2024
Summary
AI-generatedPlanning permission is sought to extend the existing graveyard at Saint Peter & Saint Paul's Church in Bridgeland, Tinahely.
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Extend existing graveyard
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- Application received18 December 2024
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