The derelict former Tesco building in Edenderry is set to be knocked and replaced.
The transformation of a 33 acre site on the main street of an Offaly town could be underway by the end of the year.
The derelict former Tesco building in Edenderry is set to be knocked and replaced, with a public meeting due to take place in the coming weeks to finalise plans.
A new library has already been confirmed for the site -- other proposals on the table including a primary care centre, homes for the elderly as well as a cinema and a hotel.
Fine Gael Cllr Noel Cribbin is encouraging locals to attend the final meeting with the consultants:
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