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This dataset has no description
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https://www.wicklow.ie/Living/Services/Planning/Derelict-Vacant-Sites/Vacant-Sites
In accordance with the Urban Regeneration & Housing Act 2015, all Planning Authorities are required to establish and maintain a Vacant Sites Register. The current register is available to view
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Government
ComReg’s Quarterly Key Data Report (QKDR) contains statistical data on the Electronic Communications Market. Data is collected from authorised operators on a quarterly basis. ComReg publishes a short PDF report highlighting some of the key trends over the quarter, the data is als
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Logainm: The Placenames Database of IrelandDepartment of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and MediaGovernment
The Placenames Database of Ireland was created by the Gaois research group in Fiontar & Scoil na Gaeilge (DCU) in collaboration with The Placenames Branch (Department of Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht). This is a comprehensive management system for data, archival records
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“The preservation of public rights of way which give access to seashore, mountain, lakeshore, riverbank or other place of natural beauty or recreational utility, which public rights of way shall be identified both by marking them on at least one of the maps forming part of the de
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Wicklow County Geological Sites (CDP2016 - 2022)
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Major Sites of Archaeological Importance(CDP2016 - 2022)
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In its Programme for Government, the Government agreed that they would require the publication of all purchase orders greater than €20,000, with the intention to enhance the transparency of public sector procurement. This commitment was reiterated in the Public Sector Reform Plan
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In its Programme for Government, the Government agreed that they would require the publication of all purchase orders greater than €20,000, with the intention to enhance the transparency of public sector procurement. This commitment was reiterated in the Public Sector Reform Plan
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In its Programme for Government, the Government agreed that they would require the publication of all purchase orders greater than €20,000, with the intention to enhance the transparency of public sector procurement. This commitment was reiterated in the Public Sector Reform Plan
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In its Programme for Government, the Government agreed that they would require the publication of all purchase orders greater than €20,000, with the intention to enhance the transparency of public sector procurement. This commitment was reiterated in the Public Sector Reform Plan
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In its Programme for Government, the Government agreed that they would require the publication of all purchase orders greater than €20,000, with the intention to enhance the transparency of public sector procurement. This commitment was reiterated in the Public Sector Reform Plan
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In its Programme for Government, the Government agreed that they would require the publication of all purchase orders greater than €20,000, with the intention to enhance the transparency of public sector procurement. This commitment was reiterated in the Public Sector Reform Plan
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In its Programme for Government, the Government agreed that they would require the publication of all purchase orders greater than €20,000, with the intention to enhance the transparency of public sector procurement. This commitment was reiterated in the Public Sector Reform Plan
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In its Programme for Government, the Government agreed that they would require the publication of all purchase orders greater than €20,000, with the intention to enhance the transparency of public sector procurement. This commitment was reiterated in the Public Sector Reform Plan
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In its Programme for Government, the Government agreed that they would require the publication of all purchase orders greater than €20,000, with the intention to enhance the transparency of public sector procurement. This commitment was reiterated in the Public Sector Reform Plan
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In its Programme for Government, the Government agreed that they would require the publication of all purchase orders greater than €20,000, with the intention to enhance the transparency of public sector procurement. This commitment was reiterated in the Public Sector Reform Plan
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In its Programme for Government, the Government agreed that they would require the publication of all purchase orders greater than €20,000, with the intention to enhance the transparency of public sector procurement. This commitment was reiterated in the Public Sector Reform Plan
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In its Programme for Government, the Government agreed that they would require the publication of all purchase orders greater than €20,000, with the intention to enhance the transparency of public sector procurement. This commitment was reiterated in the Public Sector Reform Plan
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Record of Protected Structures 2018 - As part of the review of Record of Protected Structures in Kilkenny, The Conservation Office of Kilkenny Council have added 18 structures to, and deleted 1 structure from, the Record of Protected Structures.
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