Denis O’Donovan of Ballyryan, Donohill, Co Tipperary
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Fire station hopes in Glencolmcille discussed at Donegal MD meeting
Cllr Jimmy Brogan urged for more progress to be made on a proposed Glencolmcille Fire Station during March’s Donegal Municipal District Meeting.
The Independent Councillor said: “We don’t seem to hear anything about the Glencolmcille Fire Station. Obviously, plans are being put forward.
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“We are always hearing about ‘shovel-ready’ jobs, and if we are to get any money, it needs to be ‘shovel-ready.’ I would like to see more progress on it, and not leave it there sitting in the background.
“We have to make sure that the Bundoran/Ballyshannon Fire Station is moving on; we have to make sure it is moving on in Glencolmcille as well.”
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