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Members of Longford Urban Council are facing the threat of legal action from a group of Annaly Park residents for their handling of a controversial development being undertaken by the owner of
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Cllr Tony Carberry said the people to blame for this “whole sorry mess” were the Planning Officers of the Council. “We are not going to be made scapegoats by the people who aren't even here.....too many people are hiding behind cloaks, they haven't even the guts to be here tonight”.
“This whole dispute has
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