Posts Tagged ‘around:tramore:business:other’

Recycling centre to re-open in Tramore?

Efforts are to be made to re-open Tramore’s recycling centre, adjacent to the old town dump for a day or day and a half per week.

FG councillors at loggerheads

At Tramore Town Council’s May meeting, Maxine Keoghan got both barrels from her Fine Gael party colleague Ann Marie Power, angered by her persistence in publicly airing concerns over water quality issues and thereby generating negative publicity for the resort.

Tramore Council staff ‘stretched’

Down a hundred in number due to the government’s recruitment embargo, Waterford County Council’s already stretched outdoor staff must be deployed to do the most urgent work, Tramore Manager Brian White told the May meeting of the local Town Council.

Aldi approval appealed

Meanwhile, Waterford Co Council’s decision to give the go-ahead for a proposed Aldi store at Crobally Upper, Tramore, has been appealed to An Bord Pleanala.

Civil Defence

Waterford County Civil Defence are hosting an Information night in the Riverstown Community Centre, Beach Park, Tramore, Co Waterford on Tuesday March 9th from 7:30pm till 9pm.

‘Don’t blame us for frozen pipes’ – Council

Tramore housing estate residents left without water due to frozen supply pipes are blaming the County Council.

Amenity Site at Tramore

The Civic Amenity Site at Riverstown, Tramore has been closed by Waterford County Council.

Rates gesture to Tramore commercial sector

Tramore Town Council has sent a signal of encouragement to the resort’s hard pressed business sector by reducing the local commercial rate by 30%.

Community Radio planned for Tramore

Plans for the launch of Tramore Community Radio were announced at the December meeting of the local Town Council which was addressed by two men behind the venture, Mark Graham and Garrett Wyse

County Librarian to retire

County Librarian Mr Donald Brady, who has also been Tramore’s Deputy Town Manager for the past five years, has notified the Mayor of Tramore, Cllr Pat O’Callaghan, of his impending retirement at year’s end