Cullen unveils €6.5m community centre

A COMMUNITY development centre in Dungarvan is set to provide a home for many local organisations, from childcare providers to services for the elderly.

Cullen unveils €6.5m community centre
Fri, 17 Oct, 2008 - 01:00

The centre, in a building on Mitchell Street which has served the town since 1858, was officially opened by Arts, Sport and Tourism Minister Martin Cullen after a development project costing €6.5 million.

Mr Cullen said it was through “a commitment to a set of shared values, and a shared history” that the centre was realised.

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