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€80m development of 340 new homes in Waterford city approved
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An Bord Pleanála has approved an €80m new housing development in Waterford city which will provide over 340 new homes on the outskirts of the city against the advice of its own inspector.

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Why we should get down and dirty for the love of our archaeological heritage
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Kya deLongchamps says it’s time to get down and dirty for the sake of our archaeological heritage.

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Strong interest in Ballindenisk farm
There’s already early interest and bids at about the €12,000 an acre mark in a 32-acre land sale out at Ballindenisk, near Watergrasshill — adjacent to a famed point to point and international equestrian eventing, linked to the Fell family, for the past 40 years.

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