11 December 2023
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The Moycullen Bypass is officially open to traffic, after the Taoiseach cut the ribbon on the long awaited road this morning.
A crowd of local residents, business owners, local reps, and community groups gathered at the scene.
Sarah Slevin – who is a Moycullen resident herself – was there today and brings us this report from the heart of the village.
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