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Families to move into rest of Carlow 'ghost estate' from today

People have begun moving into a newly refurbished "ghost estate" in Carlow.

Families to move into rest of Carlow 'ghost estate' from today

Wed, 18 Sep, 2013 - 13:51

People have begun moving into a newly refurbished "ghost estate" in Carlow controlled by NAMA.

Respond Housing collaborated with NAMA, Carlow County Council and the Department of the Environment to refurbish 55 derelict houses in Tullow.

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