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Duckett’s Grove Carlow
Carlow County Council are seeking applicants for Food and Drink vendors at one of Carlow's most iconic landmarks, Duckett's Grove.
The different Municipal Districts across County Carlow have approved Casual Trading Byelaws in each MD and are seeking applicants.
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From the Carlow County Council:
The Municipal Districts of Carlow, Muinebheag, and Tullow have approved the Casual Trading Byelaws for each Municipal District under Section 6 of the Casual Trading Act 1995, as amended.
Copies of the Byelaws are available free of charge from the Local Enterprise Office, Enterprise House, O’Brien Road, Carlow. You may phone 059 9129 783 or email enterprise@carlowcoco.ie to request a copy also. An extract of the minutes of each Municipal District meeting highlighting approval are available upon request.
More information can be found in Carlow County Council's social media post HERE or by following the post linked below this article.
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