Search for missing 23 year old ends after body recovered from water
26/10/2021
26/10/2021
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With Eircode, each address will have a three-character 'routing key' and a unique identification code
Residents of eight new social houses at Fr Flood Avenue in Carlow continue to have trouble getting their Eircode.
Cllr Brian O'Donoghue raised the matter again at a recent meeting of Tullow Municipal District.
"We have fibre broadband in Rathvilly but some have yet to be connected," he said.
Cllr O'Donoghue called on the local authority to "get ahead of the curve when building houses" and contact An Post in advance and let them know that the homes will need Eircodes.
Cllr Will Paton said: "Eircodes are only updated every three months and the next update is in May."
At a previous meeting of the Council, Cllr O'Donoghue added: "They're having difficulty getting their Eircodes and they need it for broadband."
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The report applies to emissions from energy, land use, agriculture and industrial activities.
Search for missing 23 year old ends after body recovered from water
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