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The entrance to the motor tax office will be located on the right hand side of the Town Hall in Clonmel
The Motor Tax office will be relocated to the Town Hall in Parnell Street, Clonmel from the Tipperary County Council offices in Emmet Street from next Tuesday morning, October 31.
Welcoming the move, Cllr Siobhán Ambrose says the relocation of the tax office to the Town Hall will bring additional footfall to the surrounding businesses.
She was delighted that these essential upgrade works had been carried out to the historic building that is the Town Hall.
Cllr Ambrose thanked local contractors Mulcahy Construction for carrying out the works.
The entrance to the new motor tax office will be located at the right hand side of the building.
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