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People have been left divided by an anonymous post on X by a person who reported their neighbour to the council over an extension.
The post was featured on the widely followed Fesshole X account where people send their anonymous confessions. They range from leaving the Christmas tree up all year to hiding on the in-laws.
One post has received a huge reaction when someone admitted to reporting their neighbour to the council over an extension they had not yet received planning permission for.
The post read: "Neighbour started building their extension before planning permission was approved. They've always been d**ks who frequently block my drive, so I grassed them up to the council. Planning permission denied and they're having to rip out what they put in already."
One reply labelled the anonymous poster "petty" while a second agreed, saying the poster was "only jealous" because they "can't afford to extend."
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Others agreed with their actions with one person writing, "this would be even sweeter if the neighbours have a Range Rover," while another added, "great work."
In Ireland, you must apply for planning permission if building an extension to your house that adds more than 40 square metres.
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