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Jobs boost with €6.5m Greencastle complex 23.03.07

THE COMPANY behind a €6.5m seaside leisure development in Greencastle is preparing to launch phase two with a pledge of job creation for the seaside resort.
At least six full-time jobs will be created on completion of Greencastle Cove, a 10-acre landscaped complex close to the local 18-hole golf links.
A property in Greencastle Cove The first phase comprising 27 holiday homes was completed last year with 18 new homes in the pipeline for phase two.
The development includes a purpose-built play area, a children’s playground, an all-weather football pitch and two tennis courts.
The man behind the unique project is property developer James Keys.
He said: “We are very excited about phase two of the project, particularly following on from the success of the first phase.
“It is great to see the leisure homes being used by families each weekend. Greencastle Cove sets a new standard in quality leisure accommodation and it will provide a significant boost to tourism, jobs and the local economy.”
Of the 27 homes completed last year, 21 were purchased with the remaining six now available for holiday rentals this coming season.
Letterkenny-based company Baronhill Construction is building the homes and currently employ 16 people on site. The Greencastle Cove project is located a short distance from the village and lies close to Sweet Nellie’s beach and Greencastle Golf Course.
Mr. Keys said six full time staff would initially be employed upon completion of the project with the possibility of more jobs in the future.
“The Inishowen Peninsula is a striking location, so it was a challenge to design and develop buildings that would fit into the landscape and complement it. I think the people here will be impressed by what we have achieved,” added Mr. Keys.
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