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New Thurles development could ease traffic congestion

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The way has been cleared for the redevelopment of the Erin Foods site in Thurles.

Tipperary County Council has granted conditional approval to Lidl for a new store there as well as the construction of 60,000 square feet of office space.

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The former Erin Foods site in Thurles has been described by many as a major eyesore in the town in recent years.

Previously it had been one of the mid-Tipp towns landmarks employers.

After many false dawns permission has now been granted for a multi-million Euro redevelopment of the 8.5 acre site.

Lidl intend to build a new store on part of the Slievenamon Road site while there are also plans for a 3-storey office building and a café.

Local Councillor Micheál Lowry says this approval will open up a number of other avenues for the town.

The €24 million project will take a number of years to reach completion.

Councillor Lowry says this will lead to significant employment in the construction phase but will be even more beneficial in the years ahead.

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