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Residents had expressed concern about increased traffic volumes if the houses were built
A new housing scheme earmarked for the Glenconnor area of Clonmel has hit a stumbling block.
Planning permission has been refused by Tipperary County Council for the development, in which Brinkley Developments and Homes Limited planned to construct 46 residential units made up of 26 houses and 20 apartments.
The apartments were to be built at heights of two and two and-a-half storey blocks.
The development included a new vehicular and pedestrian entrance from Wheatfields.
More than 100 submissions were made during the planning process, with many local residents concerned about increased traffic volumes.
Members of the cast of Playboy of the Western World rehearsing for the upcoming production
Sam O'Farrell, who captained Tipperary to All-Ireland minor hurling success, is one of four players from the county chosen on the team. Picture: Matt Browne/Sportsfile
Tipperary County Council are advising the public to exercise caution at Lough Derg
Tipperary rents have risen more than 12% since this time last year
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