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Planning has been lodged for eleven houses in Tipperary.
Jenine and Jeffrey Brophy have made the application to Tipperary County Council for the development at Knocknaconnery, Greenhill Village, Carrick-on-Suir.
The project includes: 11 two storey dwelling units consisting of four semi-detached three-bed units, one three house terraced unit of two and three units and off street car parking and connections to services and drainage, entrance and access links to existing development.
A decision is due by the local authority by September 8 of this year.
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