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Inniskeen Enterprise Development Group to hold public meeting
Inniskeen Enterprise Development Group has announced that it is to hold a public meeting on Wednesday 19 February at 8pm in the Inniskeen Social Centre, to update the Inniskeen community on its progress to date in developing a sustainable long term plan for the village.
Following on from its last public meeting on 6 November 2024, and the Group's our subsequent submission to the Draft County Development Plan 2025 - 2031, which it based on its community survey, Inniskeen Enterprise Development Group has scheduled another public meeting to update the Inniskeen community on its progress to date.
The Group said, "We want to hear and encourage everyone to have their say in developing a sustainable long term plan for Inniskeen village, which will provide all necessary facilities and amenities for those who live in the village and those who live in the Parish. Please put the date in your Diary and come out and have your say.
"Look forward to seeing you on Wednesday 19 February 2025."
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