Incentive for commercial use of vacant property in Clonmel
Having regard to the current economic climate and the increasing number of vacant ground floor commercial units in the central Retail Area of Clonmel and the need to ensure adequate services to cater for the resident population of Clonmel, the wider hinterland served by the commercial centre of Clonmel and the visitors to the Primary town of Clonmel, Clonmel Borough Council is offering an incentive scheme for the reuse and refurbishment of vacant ground floor units for certain commercial purposes on sites within Clonmel’s Prime Retail Area over a three year period to assist new commercial business to set up and establish their venture.
Aims of the Scheme
There are a number of aims of the scheme and these are briefly set out
below;
- To reduce the number of ground floor vacant properties in Clonmel’s Prime Retail Area.
- To improve the commercial offer and diversity in the Primary town of Clonmel.
- To encourage the provision of commercial ventures in the heart of the town.
- To assist in job creation and ongoing employment
- To increase the rates collection for Clonmel Borough Council that would not otherwise be collected in order to maintain local services.
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Incentive for commercial use of vacant property in Clonmel
Discover Classical Music- Clonmel Library 2nd May 7pm
Well known Cashel musician and broadcaster Oliver Corbett will present a 6 week programme, Discover Classical Music, in Clonmel Library beginning on Wednesday 2nd May at 7.00pm. Oliver will guide you through the different styles of classical music from Early music to Baroque to Classical and to the music of films. Come along and sit back, relax and you will discover the very varied styles of music with Oliver. Contact Clonmel Library for all the details 6124545.
FINAL Variation No 2 Oct 2011
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FINAL Variation No 2 Oct 2011
Swimming in the River Suir is NOT recommended. Please Read
South Tipperary County Council will NOT be providing Lifeguards on the River Suir during the summer months
at the following locations:
- Ardfinnan The Green
- Clonmel Sandy Banks
- Cahir Sandy Bottoms
- Carrick-on-Suir River Walk
Water At These Venues Does Not Meet EU Bathing Water Standards.
Swimming in the River Suir is NOT recommended.
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Swimming in the River Suir is NOT recommended. Please Read
Variations on Cashel, Clonmel and Carrick Plans
Litter Management Plan 2011-2013
South Tipperary County Council has adopted a new Litter Management Plan which outlines how the Council will tackle the problem of littering and illegal dumping in South Tipperary from 2011 until 2013. You can download the new Litter Management Plan here. ( 790 kbs)
Litter Management Plan 2011-2013
New Rates for Tipperary Libraries
From May 3rd, 2011 the library membership will be reduced.
Students (Post Secondary Level): €1.50
Social Welfare: €1.50
Change to Internet Charges
Children and Teens (School Age): Free
Everyone Else: €1.00 per session
Clonmel placed 6th in Irish Business Against Litter results for 2010
Clonmel was placed sixth overall in the Irish Business against Litter 2010 competition, the results of which were announced on the 10th of January. The town is classified as being clean to European norms. The town was placed fourth in the same competition in 2009. The top ranking sites in the town included O’Connell Street, Mitchell Street, St. Peter and Paul’s CBS School and Oakville Shopping Centre. These sites were described in the report as not only being clear of litter but also being very well presented and maintained.
This result is very satisfactory for the town. It reflects the successful efforts of the Tidy Towns Committee, the business community, the Borough Council and its staff, and the people of Clonmel.
