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Public Realm Plan Briefing will take place on May 25th May where people who have booked will hear about plans for the public realm in Rathvilly.
The briefing takes place at 7.30pm at St. Patricks Primary School, Patrickswell, Rathvilly, Co. Carlow
Vision Rathvilly 2040 – Public Realm Plan is a plan designed to provide a pathway for potential investment in the public realm of
Rathvilly.
By attending the briefing, individuals can learn about the vision and goals of the plan, the proposed strategies, and interventions, and how it will address current and future challenges.
Booking Essential via e-mail to enterprise@carlowcoco.ie or by calling Tara Mc Grath on 059-9129783
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