Scheme to help improve appearance of buildings in Cork area announced
Priority will be given to derelict buildings under the scheme, according to the council
Mayor of the County of Cork Cllr. Frank O’Flynn announcing the Fermoy Municipal District Streetscape Painting, Signage and Improvement Scheme for 2024. Pic: Sean Jefferies
Pictured from left to right – Cllr. William O’Leary, Cllr. Frank Roche, Cllr Dierdre O’Brien, Mayor of the County of Cork Cllr. Frank O’Flynn, Municipal District Officer Margaret O’Donoghue, Cllr. Kay Dawson and Cllr. Noel McCarthy announcing the Fermoy Municipal District Streetscape Painting, Signage and Improvement Scheme for 2024. Pic: Sean Jefferies
Tenants and property owners in the Fermoy area can now apply to a special scheme to help them improve the overall appearance of their building.
The Fermoy Municipal District Streetscape Painting, Signage and Improvement Scheme for 2024 has been announced by Cork County Council and under this, tenants and owners may apply for financial assistance to help them improve their building’s appearance.
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Tenants and owners in the towns of Fermoy and Mitchelstown and the villages of Ballyhooly, Castlelyons, Castletownroche, Conna, Doneraile, Glanworth, Glenville, Kildorrery, Kilworth and Rathcormac may apply for the scheme.
The council has said that priority for the scheme will be given to derelict properties.
Application forms and information on the scheme are available from Cork County Council Offices in Fermoy and Mitchelstown and the closing date for the scheme is Friday, May 31.
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