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For the exact site location, simply scan the QR code in the poster or phone 043 334 34 62
Longford County Council is inviting the community to take part in a site visit and a discussion about proposed allotments for Longford Town.
Whether you're an experienced grower or just interested in community green spaces, your input is wanted and encouraged.
To learn more about the plans, how the allotments will be managed, and how you can get involved, there will be a site visit taking place in Aghadegnan this Saturday February 7 at 11am.
Following the site visit, an information session will be held in Longford Library at 12 midday.
Both the site visit and the information session is open to residents, community groups, and anyone interested in green spaces and growing so why not come along to find out more and to share your views if you so wish?
For the exact site location, phone 043 334 34 62 or simply scan the QR code in the poster below.
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