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An artist's impression of transformed Castle Street in Roscrea
Local people in Roscrea will have a chance to express their opinions and ideas on the redesign of the heritage town's Castle Street later this month.
An event is planned at the Black Mills complex in Roscrea to host the Revitalising Castle Street – Community Consultation Event.
The public consultation will take place on Thursday, 22nd January, from 4.00pm to 7.30pm.
This event is an opportunity for everyone in Roscrea to come along and see how the proposals have developed following feedback received through the online community survey and previous stakeholder engagement undertaken in November 25 last year.
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An overview of the project will be on public display as well as a summary of the consultation feedback and the wider movement and parking strategy for the town.
Also on display will be an outline of Roscrea's tourism strategy and Masterplan option layouts for Castle Street and Church Street.
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