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Contracts signed for 45 homes in Bailieborough
Cavan County Council and GEDA Construction have signed contracts for the delivery of 45 new social homes at Pairc na Téile, Bailieborough with a contract value of €11 million
The development will consist of four one-bed, two-storey apartments, six two-bed semi-detached single storey homes, 22 two-bed semi-detached two storey homes, four three-bed semi-detached single storey homes, six three-bed semi-detached two storey homes, two four-bed semi-detached single storey homes and one five-bed detached two storey home.
Pictured at the contract signing are (front row, from left) Jacqueline Maloney, George V. Maloney & Co. Solicitors, Law agent; Damian Murray, GEDA Construction; Cathaoirleach of Cavan County Council, Cllr Philip Brady; and Eoin Doyle, Chief Executive, Cavan County Council. (Middle row, left to right) John Wilson, Senior Engineer, Housing Construction Section, Cavan County Council; Phylis Boylan, Maloney Solicitors; Fiona Heaslip, Housing Construction Section; Cllr Clifford Kelly, Chair, Bailieborough Cootehill Municipal District; Cllr Sarah O'Reilly; Thomas Reilly, Executive Engineer, Housing Construction Section; and Cllr Paddy McDonald. (Back row, left to right) Fergus Doyle, Hamilton Young Architects; Stewart McFeely, GEDA Construction, and Seamus McLoughlin, Senior Executive Engineer, Housing Construction Section. PHOTO: Sheila Rooney
