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Subject: ARCHNEWS: Ireland's first eco-village gets approval


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> Ireland's first eco-village gets approval
> The Irish Times
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> North Tipperary County Council has given the go-ahead for what the 
> developers are claiming would be Ireland's first eco-village in 
> Cloughjordan, Co Tipperary. The green light was given for the innovative 
> new project to Sustainable Projects Ireland Ltd, which is spearheading a 
> development on 67 acres close to the village. About one-third of the land 
> will be used for building, one-third for residents' allotments, with the 
> final 20 acres for woodland and wildlife. The news follows the company's 
> announcement last week of the completion of the purchase of the former 
> 67-acre farm from a local landowner.
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> http://www.ireland.com/newspaper/ireland/2005/0729/2566938553HM2ECOVILLAGE.html
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