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THE future of Tullamore town centre will be the focus of a special meeting scheduled for early next month.
The meeting – organised by Tullamore and District Chamber of Commerce – will focus on the future development and sustainability of Tullamore.
The meeting takes place on Wednesday, May 6 next at 6.30pm in the Bridge House Hotel.
Said Chamber President, Caroline Collins-Murphy: " This meeting will bring together local stakeholders, public representatives, business leaders, and community voices to discuss key opportunities and challenges facing our town.
"It is an opportunity to share perspectives, explore ideas, and contribute to shaping a positive and practical vision for Tullamore’s future."
The meeting will feature presentations on the current business climate in Tullamore and the challenges and opportunities facing the town.
There will also be a panel discussion and a questions and answers session.
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