Wexford's oak tavern granted planning permission to be rebuilt
One of County Wexford's best known pubs has been granted planning permission to be rebuilt. The Oak Tavern at Ferrycarrig Bridge was a landmark building on the edge of the river Slaney up until 2006 when it was destroyed in a fire. Now Wexford County Council have granted planning permission for a traditional style building which will replicate the previous one.
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