Politician lodges plan for houses despite flood risk

A COUNCILLOR forced to use a dinghy to access his flooded home has lodged plans for five detached houses close to his Ennis residence.

Politician lodges plan for houses despite flood risk

Last year Fine Gael’s Cllr Tony Mulqueen was photographed paddling a dinghy to his family’s home at Cappahard on the Tulla Road after water levels in the town reached over 2.5 feet. In spite of flood protection measures and sandbagging his house was damaged.

Mr Mulqueen has lodged an application to secure outline planning permission for the five detached houses adjacent to his home in a residential area.

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