Traders oppose retail plans as Ennis has 70 vacant units

OVER 70 potential retail units in a county town are vacant, independent retailer representative body RGDATA has claimed.

Mon, 09 Jan, 2012 - 00:00

Gordon Deegan

Its claim forms the basis of an objection to a €34 million retail park on the fringes of Ennis, Co Clare.

Tomorrow, Ennis Town Council is due to make a decision on contentious plans by construction company Michael Lynch Ltd for the development of a retail park on the southern fringes of the town.

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Courts Politics Place: Ennis Place: Co Clare Place: Limerick Person: Michael Leahy Person: Leahy Person: Michael Lynch Organisation: RGDATA Organisation: Ennis Town Council Organisation: Michael Lynch Ltd Organisation: Ennis Chamber of Commerce

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