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Work begins on Armagh House | Killarney Advertiser 064 6632215 info@killarneyadvertiser.ie Facebook Twitter 0 Items Facebook Twitter Home Read Online Shop Adverts Purchase an ad Anniversaries & In Memorium About the Advertiser History Distribution Points Contact Us Select Page Work begins on Armagh House by Killarney Advertiser | Sep 29, 2018 | News | A former guesthouse located tropical to the town centre has been demolished to make way for a new housing development. Armagh House, which used to stand on the main Park Road near McDonald’s, was knocked on Wednesday and a new towers with six one-bed apartments will be erected in its place. The prominent bungalow had been vacant for a number of years, much to the consternation of locals who considered it an eyesore on one of the main roads into Killarney. The redevelopment project is stuff managed by Clúid, a not-for-profit soft-heartedness which provides affordable homes to people in need. It is believed that homeless people may be housed at the site, which is scheduled for completion in 2020. The subversiveness of Armagh House comes just a couple of weeks without the steering spoken that flipside x-rated dwelling, at the archway to Pinewood estate, was to be torn lanugo for a similar development. With many locals in dire need of housing – expressly one-and-two-bed walk-up – it’s good to see the local authorities finally taking action. As reported in the Killarney Advertiser older this month, Kerry CountySteeringcurrently has over 536 qualified applicants on its social housing waiting list for one bedroom accommodation. There are an spare 454 applicants on the list waiting for two bedroom housing. There is a serious lack of suitable rental properties in Killarney with many locals finding it virtually untellable to rent in the town. Business is stuff unauthentic by the slipperiness too. As documented in these pages, employers are struggling to vamp staff to the town as prospective employees are unable to find towardly accommodation. New developments like the ones at Pinewood and Armagh House will write a small segment of the housing slipperiness but a lot increasingly needs to be washed-up in the coming weeks and months if Killarney is to come out of this quandary. « Kerry SFC Preview: Killarney divided, East v South & Tralee double-headerRing of Kerry funds to help Ian with his rehab » Call us: 064 6632215 Email: info@killarneyadvertiser.ie © Killarney Advertiser All Rights Reserved Killarney Advertiser 28th September, 2018 Purchase an advert History Contact Us Facebook Twitter Copyright 2015 - Killarney Advertiser Website diamond by Buchanan Solutions