Tullamore Shopping Centre project could create 240 jobs after go ahead given
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THE €20m commercial development for Tullamore given the green light by An Bord Pleanala has the potential to create 240 jobs, according to Offaly Fianna Fail TD Barry Cowen.
Deputy Cowen said he was “delighted and indeed relieved” to learn that the appeals board had approved the retail, cinema and restaurant complex planned for the former Coen s site at Church Road in the county town.
“The planning decision opens the door for major retailers to locate in Tullamore after recent years of stagnation,” he added.
Deputy Cowen congratulated the developer, local businessman Tony Flanagan, and wished him every success with the venture and his investment.
Tullamore Shopping Centre project could create 240 jobs after go ahead given
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THE €20m commercial development for Tullamore given the green light by An Bord Pleanala has the potential to create 240 jobs, according to Offaly Fianna Fail TD Barry Cowen.
Deputy Cowen said he was “delighted and indeed relieved” to learn that the appeals board had approved the retail, cinema and restaurant complex planned for the former Coen s site at Church Road in the county town.
“The planning decision opens the door for major retailers to locate in Tullamore after recent years of stagnation,” he added.
Deputy Cowen congratulated the developer, local businessman Tony Flanagan, and wished him every success with the venture and his investment.
An Bord Pleanala approve €20m Offaly retail project
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FULL planning permission has been granted for a €20m retail, cinema and restaurant complex on Church Road in Tullamore.
Tony Flanagan, the local man who heads up the development company hoping to build the Riverside centre, was told on Tuesday (May 11) that An Bord Pleanala had given the project the green light.
The planning decision opens the way for a major retailer to come to Tullamore after years of stagnation in the local market.
Mr Flanagan s company bought the site over four years ago and he drew up plans for a mixed-use development across five blocks up to three storeys high.
Offaly commercial project could create 240 jobs
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THE €20m commercial development for Tullamore given the green light by An Bord Pleanala has the potential to create 240 jobs, according to Offaly Fianna Fail TD Barry Cowen.
Deputy Cowen said he was “delighted and indeed relieved” to learn today that the appeals board had approved the retail, cinema and restaurant complex planned for the former Coen s site at Church Road in the county town.
“The planning decision opens the door for major retailers to locate in Tullamore after recent years of stagnation,” he added.
Deputy Cowen congratulated the developer, local businessman Tony Flanagan, and wished him every success with the venture and his investment.
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