Archive for the ‘Tramore’ Category
Operation transformation
There was great excitement among the youths of Tramore as they embarked on the newly revamped Tramore Youth and Family Project.
New athletic track for Tramore?
A municipal athletic track seems set to become part of Tramore’s new Town Park.
SPAR Tramore boss gives Fair City’s Christy some tips!
Actors Tom Hopkins and Rose Henderson, otherwise known as Christy Phelan and Val O’Dwyer on ‘Fair City’ were given business tips from SPAR retailers, including Aidan Cronnelly of SPAR Tramore and Ferrybank (pictured).
Lighting up Tramore in the Festive Season
The turning on of the Christmas lights will be a bigger event than it has ever been in Tramore with the support of Tramore Town Council, Tramore Chamber, Quish’s SuperValu, Walter O’Keeffe (Stagecraft Tramore), Tom and Fiona O’Neill, and R. McDonald & Sons.
Waterford facing ‘economic Demolition Derby’ – Conway
Waterford faces an economic Demolition Derby next year, with widespread closure of businesses starved of trade by tax ‘hits’ on regular customers in the low and middle income brackets.
Tramore’s new school ‘will ‘be quite the development’
With Waterford County Council confirming receipt of an application for outline planning permission, Tramore’s new amalgamated secondary school at Ballycarnane is bang on target for a September 2013 opening.
Absence of Racecourse Road footpath ‘a danger’
The absence of a footpath at Racecourse Road in Tramore was highly dangerous and could have tragic consequences; Town Councillors were warned at their October meeting.
Tourism warning issued by Mayor
A warning has been issued by the Mayor of Tramore that the town could be left behind as a tourist resort unless the local industry 1s driven with more vigour.
Beach users play part in Blue Flag successes
Beach users played their part this summer in helping County Waterford retain its Blue Flag status on beaches stretching from Dunmore to Ardmore, including Tramore.
Conway: merger could ‘become a scalpel job’
The proposed merger of Waterford City and County Councils could develop into ‘a scalpel job on rural areas’, a prominent member of the latter body has warned.