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The demolition of the construction will take approximately 12 weeks, followed by cleanup and preparation.
Demolition of the former Erin Foods on Slievenamon Road, Thurles, is underway this week, with the premises remaining unused for many years.
Local company Premier Engineering, which employs 40 people, will carry out this work. The company’s director, Adrian O’Keefe, says he is proud to participate in this local project.
The old construction contained an enormous amount of asbestos, hence the hiring of reputable specialist contractors, who will carry out the extensive demolition and removal of the fabrics to the highest foreign standards.
The final touch of demolition paints is expected to take up to twelve weeks, followed by site preparation paints and the start of framing of a new entrance to the site, forming the initial phase of the Thurles Inner Rescue Highway, which will eventually unite the Slievenamon. Road to the mill. Road across the River Suir: Part of plans for working out scenarios in which developers would complete the relief road to the river.
As an additional detail of the commission, a significant improvement of the river walk will be carried out at the rear of the site. MP Michael Lowry said he was very pleased that a local company was so concerned in the early stages of the task and hoped significant progress would be made through early summer.
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