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Declan Tierney
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Contributor, Connacht Tribune
Galway
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Though I have my opinions, I will most likely steer clear of sports and politics
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By Declan Tierney| Connacht Tribune Verified An unoccupied public house in an East Galway village will be demolished to make way for a small residential development after the owners took their case to An Bord Pleanála. Planning permission had been refused by Galway County Council to redevelop the building, in the heart of Caltra, which is said to be in an extremely poor state of repair. Padraig and Margaret Killilea want to build three residential units on the site of the old, licensed premises, shop and living accommodation.
By Declan Tierney| Connacht Tribune Verified A political triumvirate of a Government TD, an MEP and a local councillor embarked on a tour of a North Galway town on foot of locals’ pleas for investment and job creation. The day-long tour of Glenamaddy undertaken by Deputy Pete Roche, Maria Walsh MEP and Cllr Peter Keaveney also coincided with World Down Syndrome Day and the delegation met a number of those with the condition.
By Declan Tierney| Connacht Tribune Verified An unoccupied public house in an East Galway village will be demolished to make way for a small residential development after the owners took their case to An Bord Pleanála. Planning permission had been refused by Galway County Council to redevelop the building, in the heart of Caltra, which is said to be in an extremely poor state of repair. Padraig and Margaret Killilea want to build three residential units on the site of the old, licensed premises, shop and living accommodation.
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Connacht Tribune
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