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The Galway city and county councils will benefit from from part of a major new fund to assist local authorities throughout the State.

A local councillor has criticised the reluctance of a housing estate developer in Mullingar to attend to a recently issued enforcement order to maintain the green areas in the Ardleigh and Ardilaun estates as agreed.

Residents in the Upper Street, Lower Street, Dangan, and Narabane in Kilmacow have been circulated with a newsletter from Kilkenny County Council outlining the progress made to date on the installation of the sewerage scheme.  

Major water and sewerage schemes in Mayo are set to go to construction in 2010 after Minister of State Dara Calleary announced funding in excess of €36 million for seven projects.

Major water and sewerage schemes in Mayo are set to go to construction in 2010 after Minister of State Dara Calleary announced funding in excess of €36 million for seven projects.

The official opening of the new housing scheme at Woodside, Castletown Geoghegan was performed this week by chairman of the Kilbeggan Area Committee, Cllr Paul Daly.

A €56 million project to overhaul Athlone’s drainage system, to commence early next year, has been designed to cope with the November 2009 flooding levels, and will greatly reduce the frequency of flooding and of storm overflow into the river.

The remarks by Mr Gerry Sheeran, president of the Irish Planning Institute, about rural housing at a planning awards ceremony are nothing more than “reckless diatribe” and “unfounded myths used as a cowardly attack on rural communities”, according to North West MEP Pat the Cope Gallagher. 

Carlow/Kilkenny deputy Mary White, has welcomed the announcement of €354,000 in special funding for water and sewerage works in Carlow.

An Bord Pleanåla has granted permission for a primary healthcare building in the centre of Thomastown, on a site formerly occupied by Super Valu.