15 April 2024

~1 minutes read

Call for slipway onto Moycullen Bypass to remove last of heavy goods vehicles from village

Share story:
Call for slipway onto Moycullen Bypass to remove last of heavy goods vehicles from village

There’s a call for a slipway onto the Moycullen Bypass to remove the last of the heavy goods vehicles passing through the village.

The issue was raised by Green Party Councillor Alastair McKinstry at a meeting at County Hall this week.

He says the bypass has been excellent in calming down most of the traffic that used to pass through – but a little more needs to be done.

Councillor McKinstry explains where the slipway would be.

Share story:

Vandalism attack carried out on Ballinfoyle Park Playground

A vandalism attack has extensively damaged Ballinfoyle Park Playground. The attack was carried out during the early hours of Thursday morning with a large...

€169,000 funding boost announced for community development in Galway City and County

A combined approximate funding boost of €169,000 in additional staff resource funding has been allocated to Galway City and County Council to go towards...

Businesses in Connemara asked to have their say on housing, roads and planning

Businesses in Connemara are being urged to have their say on issues such as housing, roads and planning. A survey by Connemara Chamber is now available on...

Work begins on new footpaths for Rosshill Road

Works have started on new footpaths on Rosshill Road. Councillor Alan Cheevers says this infrastructure is vital for the health and safety of local reside...