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Plans to develop the lands around the playground in Paulstown may be developed into a community park by Kilkenny County Council.
Public consultation evenings are taking place to ensure that the plan best serves the needs of the local community.
A public consultation will take place at 7.30pm tonight (Tuesday, June 24) at the Paulstown Community Centre R95 NY93.
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Amongst the targets released in the Paulstown Masterplan last year was the creation of a new walkway between the school and Main Street, improved cycling and walking routes with a new footpath along the R448 to complete a loop of the town and the re-location of the community hall to the centre of town and repurpose the existing community hall into additional sporting (including changing) facilities. - READ MORE HERE
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