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Kelly praises Tipperary County Council following €9.5 million allocation for Nenagh project

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Labour Leader Alan Kelly is congratulating Tipperary County Council for their influence in securing a significant investment into Nenagh.

The Martyr’s Road Regeneration Quarter project, led by Tipperary County Council, will see an initial 9.5 million euro allocated to works including a Centre of Excellence for Sustainable Energy.

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The funding was announced yesterday as part of the Urban Regeneration and Development Fund.

Deputy Alan Kelly says the investment will be “transformative” for the town:

“We’ve seen a number of other developments in that area of the last number of years, the cleaning up of the O’Connor’s site, the whole new Sheahan’s hardware and a range of other works as well.

“It really opens up a whole civic space to the community but will have a number of company’s working there, a number of residential units but really it’s pointing to Nenagh as being the central hub for how we are going to have sustainable energy, sustainable living in this country.”

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