Socio-economic review launches in Mid-West

The most comprehensive socio-economic review ever conducted in North Tipperary, Clare and Limerick will be launched in Co Clare today.

Socio-economic review launches in Mid-West
Fri, 17 Feb, 2012 - 00:00
Pat Flynn

The Mid-West Regional Authority (MWRA) says the Mid-West Regional Profile 2012 will form the basis for determining plans and policies for the future of the region, and encourage international and indigenous investment into the Mid- West.

Today’s conference — Economic Development in the Regions: The Way Forward — will be launched by Planning and Housing Minister, Jan O’Sullivan.

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