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Tipperary County Council has announced Clonmel Swimming Pool will reopen to the public tomorrow (Friday, October 4) Friday at 8am after a period of unplanned essential maintenance work that required the temporary closure of the facility.
"We appreciate the understanding and cooperation of our valued patrons during this period of maintenance," said a spokesperson for Clonmel Swimming Pool. "
"We are pleased to announce that the pool will be back in operation and ready to welcome swimmers once again."
Clonmel Swimming Pool, a popular community facility, is proud to provide a space for residents to stay active and enjoy swimming in a safe and welcoming environment.
The reopening on Friday will mark the return to normal operations for the facility.
For any queries or concerns regarding the reopening of Clonmel Swimming Pool, please contact the facility at 052 6121972.
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