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06 Sept 2025
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The Ballinakill Community Development Association have announced the security of funding from EirGrid to appoint the Paul Hogarth Company and take a collaborative approach to "listen to the people, businesses and organisations of Ballinakill to shape a vision for its future."
In a post on the association's Facebook page, they invited members of the locality to a public drop-in event in 'The Old School Hall' on Thursday October 24 between 4.30pm and 7.30pm.
The Ballinakill Community Development Association said that in order to carry out this approach they need "as much input as possible from those in the locality."
Ahead of next Thursday's meeting, the association is also asking the locality to fill out a survey as an additional avenue for locals to contribute their thoughts on what they want the future of their area to look like.
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