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A delegation from Moher Crescent in Mitchelstown left last Tuesday afternoon’s Fermoy Electoral Area meeting in Mitchelstown, reassured that there would be no repeat of the serious flooding that caused considerable damage to homes in their estate. They were also told that the estate’s green area would be re-instated.
The delegation comprised of Esther O’Brien, Mary Dawson and Margaret Lynch. Esther O’Brien detailed the problems that heavy rainfall had caused to their area. The delegation were introduced by Fermoy based Labour councillor and off licence manager, Noel McCarthy. Cllr McCarthy said he was pleased with the outcome.
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