New snag hits ‘lovely’ unfinished estate in The Swan
Housing: New houses to be tagged onto incomplete estate
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Residents living in a lovely Laois estate built during the Celtic Tiger era that is unfinished to the satisfaction of Laois County Council now face a new complication due to the granting of permission for more houses nearby.
Families living in the Clarmallagh Estate in The Swan are waiting for responsibility for lights and roads to be looked after by the local authority under the taking in charge process. However, the original developer has yet to finish out the estate.
Ambitious new plan for growth in County Cork; consultation process underway
The Draft Cork County Development Plan for 2022 to 2028 has been published by Cork County Council. Mary Corcoran digs deeper into the details on how it will affect and change the Rebel County and its people in the years ahead
CORK County Council has published its Draft Cork County Development Plan, 2021, and is encouraging people to have their say on the document which sets out the vision for the future of the county from 2022 to 2028. Picture Denis Minihane.
CORK County Council has published its Draft Cork County Development Plan, 2021, and is encouraging people to have their say on the document which sets out the vision for the future of the county from 2022 to 2028.
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This week, Raptor Ridge RV Resort, a new Drumheller recreational community, officially broke ground on its 325-acre site located on the north side of the Red Deer River escarpment off Highway 576.
Following a three-year collaborative application process, engaging with Palliser Regional Municipal Services (PRMS), the Town of Drumheller, the Drumheller community, and technical experts, Raptor Ridge s development builds on The Town’s reputation as a staycation destination.
Every summer, the Dinosaur Capital of the World welcomes tourists from all over, looking to experience the world-famous Badlands, the World s Largest Dinosaur, and the internationally renowned Royal Tyrrell Museum. With many Albertans looking to stay safe and close to home once again this summer, Raptor Ridge is set to fulfill the high demand for RVing while also bolstering the local tourism industry and economy.