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Construction is complete on Roscrea new Primary Care Centre
Roscrea's new €7-million Primary Care Centre has been completed.
Works recently come to a close on the impressive Primary Care development project by Townmore Construction for their client, Bluemont.
The project included the restoration of the existing Malt House building and providing a Primary Care Centre with practitioners offices and medical suites.
The construction company thanked Seamus Quirke, Joe Power, Donal Spollen, Donal Quigley, Denis Murphy and Lorna Conroy for their work for over the two year project.
The building is a stunning new addition to Roscrea town centre and has transformed a once derelict building which had become an eyesore.
Below are some photographs by the construction company of the interior and exterior of the impressive new facility.
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