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Front row from left: Anthony Scarry (APS Consulting), Chief Executive of Longford County Council, Paddy Mahon and Michael McCardle (MCA Development)
Longford County Council has signed a contract with MCA Construction for a new housing development in Lamagh, Newtownforbes.
The project involves regenerating an existing site, including the demolition of a derelict house and two outbuildings.
Six modern homes will be built including two single-storey, semi-detached houses with two bedrooms and four two-storey, semi-detached houses with two bedrooms.
The development will include landscaping, car parking, pedestrian access, and connections to existing services.
This marks a significant step in meeting housing needs and supporting sustainable growth in the area.
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