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Fine Gael Councillor Declan Burgess has been well and truly wowed by the new Mace and Applegreen shop which has just opened in the heart of Boherlahan village.
In a post on social media, Cllr Burgess said;
"What a transformation! Well done to Liam, Santina and all involved.
"Great to see a garage and shop return to the heart of Boherlahan village.
"Wishing you many years of successful trade in the new Mace and Applegreen!! A truly fantastic project and resource to the whole community."
Tipperary Live spoke to owners Liam Maher and Santina Coyle ahead of the launch, you can read more about that here.
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