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Fermoy Municipal District’s proposal to plant trees on Mitchelstown’s Lower Cork Street has been met with mixed responses.

A proposal to spend €15,000 enhancing a street is something that you would imagine would be welcomed and embraced by business people, but the Fermoy Municipal District’s proposal to plant trees on Mitchelstown’s Lower Cork Street has been met with mixed responses.

While some business people welcome the idea of something on the street to enhance it, others are completely opposed to trees, which they think will lead to more problems ...

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