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Clare's Self-Catering Accommodation Project... This project is the second major undertaking the Forum identified as a worthwhile commercial venture for the Town. When completed it will have major tourism spin-offs for all businesses in the area, as it will provide high quality self-catering accommodation for up to 48 visitors....Read More |
| Purchase
of I.D.A. Land for Industrial Park in Manorhamilton... Talks are now at an advanced stage with the I.D.A. regarding the purchase of land behind the factories on Park road for the provision of industrial units....Read More |
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Manorhamilton Christmas lights prove a
great success This year's display of public Christmas lights on the streets of Manorhamilton, organised by the Enterprise Forum, has won the approval and admiration of both locals and visitors alike. The official switch-on of the Christmas lights was performed by Manorhamilton's own Francis Boylan, the presenter of the popular RTE children's television programme 'The Den'. A large crowd of spectators, young and old alike, gathered to watch as the TV show was broadcast live from Market Square in the town. Francis was in great form and was joined by his puppet accomplices, Dustin the turkey and Soky, amongst others. Several locals made guest appearances 'on air', with Christmas almost coming early for Dustin as he met with the town's butchers. The lights display in Manorhamilton this year is bigger and better than in previous years and is a credit to all who helped in putting it together. Hopefully the lighting will remain a regular feature of the Christmas season in the town as it certainly helps create a great festive atmosphere on the streets. |
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