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Kilkenny: Thomastown/Inistioge flood relief start dates sought as Ballyhale plan advances

Callan-Thomastown Municipal District councillors have welcomed new details on the Ballyhale flood relief scheme but say that more urgency is needed to advance s...

Construction begins on €139m wastewater treatment plant in Arklow

Thomastown developments take a step forward

Ball wall boost for Bennettsbridge camogie and hurling skills

Kilkenny councillors write to Minister over flood relief timeframe concerns

The timeframe for the delivery of flood relief works in Thomastown and Inistioge has been met with concern from local councillors. At the monthly meeting of Cal...

Speeding still an issue in Kilkenny village despite recent checkpoints and crash

Speeding still an issue in Kilkenny village despite recent checkpoints and crash Reporter: Callan-Thomastown Municipal District councillors have once again emphasised that speeding remains an issue in Bennettsbridge. Cllr Deirdre Cullen and Cllr Patrick O’Neill noted that despite recent speeding checkpoints set up by An Garda Síochána and a crash in the village very recently, some drivers remain undeterred. “The speeds being done by some vehicles in the 50km/h zone approaching the village have to be seen to be believed,” Cllr Cullen stated. Further measures on how to tackle the ongoing issue will be pursued by all sides.

Road safety scheme to be funded at south Kilkenny junction

Street furniture and new trees on the cards for Newtown

Wicklow Municipal District has a number of works planned for Newtownmountkennedy over the coming months. District Engineer Kevin Scanlon provided an update at last Monday's Wicklow Municipal District meeting on outstanding works in Newtownmountkennedy. Ciara Martin Perks of Newtownmountkennedy District Forum also attended the Zoom meeting. Nine out of 13 works have already taken place and the €150,000 budget was supplemented with €15,000 from both IPB and Discretionary funds. The outstanding works include street furniture, repairs to footpaths and the placing of a defibrillator in a phone box which is no longer in use. The planting of trees and the replacement of public lighting heads throughout Main Street will also take place.

Street furniture and new trees on the cards for Newtown

TDs asked to lobby for greenway support