Planning application could deliver €1bn to GDP

A planning application lodged with Longford County Council could deliver €1bn to Ireland’s gross domestic product (GDP) over the next 20 years.
Planning application could deliver €1bn to GDP
Sun, 01 Nov, 2015 - 00:00
Eoghan MacConnell

Center Parcs has formally submitted a planning application to Longford County Council, seeking approval to develop the €233m Center Parcs Longford Forest on a 395-acre site at Newcastle Wood, near Ballymahon.

The planning application outlines the transformative impact that Center Parcs Longford Forest could have at a county, regional and national level.

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