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26 May 2022
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Perry's Cash and Carry on Kennedy Street, Carlow
A review meeting is be held after Carlow County Council's failed funding application to create a "Town Centre Enterprise Hub" at the Perry's Site.
The local authority submitted an application to the Regional Enterprise Development Fund in an effort to make use of the building.
A discussion on what to call the site of Perry’s Cash & Carry, which was bought by Carlow Town Council for redevelopment, was discussed as far back as 2013.
The recent application for funding to develop it into a "hub" wasn't successful and a review meeting is scheduled for the end of February.
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