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Local representatives during the viewing of completed social housing dwellings at Meadow Hill, Raphoe
Elected Members of the Lifford-Stranorlar Municipal District had the opportunity to view the recently completed social housing dwellings, constructed as a second phase of the existing Meadow Hill estate in Raphoe.
These energy-efficient homes were constructed by John O’Donnell Construction Ltd and consist of 1 x 3-bed specially adapted bungalow and 10 x 2-bed two-storey dwellings.
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The estate road was resurfaced and traffic calming measures were introduced to complement the existing development. The new tenants will receive their keys in the coming days.
Those in attendance were Paul O’Donnell, Building Contractor; John O’Donnell Construction Ltd; Eamon Gillen, Executive Engineer, Housing and Corporate Services, Lifford-Stranorlar MD; Eamonn Browne, Divisional Manager, Housing and Corporate Services; Cllr. Martin Harley, Cathaoirleach of Lifford-Stranorlar Municipal District; Cllr. Dakota Nic Mheanman; Cllr. Patrick McGowan; Thomas Melley, Senior Staff Officer, Housing; Cllr. Martin Scanlon; Cllr. Frank McBrearty; Colin McNulty, Area Manager, Housing & Corporate Services, Lifford-Stranorlar MD.
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