Roads Design News Today

By Conor Forrest WIDENING of the road to the cemetery outside Castledermot to allow for the provision of a footpath would be ‘very costly’…

The road between Calverstown and Ballyshannon has been surveyed and the council says it’s not wide enough for a safe path and two-way traffic.

The council has been urged to install a disabled parking bay outside a supermarket in Rathangan.

The walkway from Greenhills Lane onto St John’s Lane in Athy has been raised once more at a local council meeting.

Local councillors have been told there are no plans at present to widen the Arthgarvan road.

Cllr Brian Dooley wanted the local authority to design an age friendly and inclusive walkway from the lane to Green Hills.

Local councillor Mark Leigh called for a crossing from the town’s train station to the footpath across the street.

By Darragh Kelly A six-unit housing development in Boyle has been approved for part 8 planning. The development of two, two-bed detached dwellings and four…

أزاحت شركة «أوتوموبيلي لامبورغيني» الستار عن سيارة «كونتاش إل بي آي 800-4» في إصدار مستقبلي محدود تكريماً لمكانة سيارة «كونتاش»

‘Boom back’ for roads funding in East Clare April 4, 2021 A KILLALOE area councillor has welcomed the return to “the era of Bertie Ahern” in terms of spending on roads in Clare, following a significant increase in funds for the 2021 Schedule of Municipal District Works. At last week’s meeting of the Killaloe Municipal District, Senior Engineer John Leahy outlined how a total of €5.6m will be spent on roads in the area and noted an increase of 15% on the figure for 2020. An addition...