Search Results for 'Urban Regeneration and Development Fund'

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Council look for 15 per cent increase in Local Property Tax

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Despite stark warnings from officials of Mayo County Council advising an increase to the Local Property Tax in Mayo, no proposal was put forward by any of the 30 councillors at the September meeting of Mayo County Council on Monday last to either raise or lower the tax.

Landmark day as local An Garda Siochana set to make station move

 

Over 30,000 jobs created in West region since 2016 - Minister Ring

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Michael Ring TD, Minister for Rural and Community Development, this week highlighted that over 30,000 jobs have been created in the West region (Mayo, Galway and Roscommon) since 2016.

Game changing digital hub in Ballina gets planning nod

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Part Eight planning permission was granted by the elected members of the Ballina Municipal District for a potentially game changing digital hub in the old Military Barracks in the heart of the town on Wednesday.

Athlone Garda Station refurbishment project on schedule for 2020 opening

The refurbishment and enhancement of Athlone Garda Station continues with the aspiration that ongoing works at the building based on the town’s west side will be completed within the two year time frame initially noted for the redevelopment project.

Town Mayor welcomes urban regeneration in heart of Athlone

Town Mayor, Cllr. Frankie Keena, has expressed a warm welcome to the major urban regeneration and development funding announcement to progress and enhance three key sites within Athlone.

Evolution of Athlone landscape as Church Street works conclude

 

€6.31 million allocated for Galway city projects

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The Martin Roundabout on the old Dublin Road, and cycling and pedestrian infrastructure on the east side of the city, are set to benefit from funding of €6.31 million, which was announced this week.

Grealish urges City Hall to give priority to housing regeneration projects

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The Galway City Council is being urged totreat as “urgent” projects which involve the provision of housing that was allocated funding under a Government regeneration scheme this week.

Athlone’s status as major growth centre further enhanced

The evolution of Athlone as a major growth centre, not just within the Midland region, but on a national scale, received further enhancement this week, with news that three key projects have been chosen for funding under the Urban Regeneration and Development Fund.

 

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