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Opponents to hospital plan given chance to air views

OPPONENTS to a €40 million private hospital on the outskirts of Ennis will soon get an opportunity to voice their opposition against the plan in a public forum.

Wed, 12 Jan, 2011 - 00:00

Gordon Deegan

An Bord Pleanála yesterday confirmed it is to hold an oral hearing in relation to the plan by Pat Bonner and John Stack for the 100-bed hospital at Woodstock.

The board has yet to confirm when the oral hearing will take place.

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