Less government spin and more tar needed for Mayo roads — Ring

MAYO ADVERTISER, February 05, 2010

Following the announcement of almost €12 million roads funding for Mayo by the National Roads Authority, Mayo Fine Gael Deputy Michael Ring has criticised the allocation. The Westport deputy told the Mayo Advertiser: “What we need now is less spinning from the Government and more tar on the roads. We’ve had enough of it. The NRA funding has gone up by around €220,000 this year, but a lot of that is down to the N5 Bohola to Westport road.”

Dep Ring accused the Government of “pure spin” saying: “The roads in this county are the single biggest issue today. I’ve had more calls from people about roads than anything else, what we need is a lot more money. After the winter we’ve had it’s going to take a lot more than we’ve been given to sort them out. We’ve had enough spin, what we need now is tar.”

Entertainment

Entertainment

Finbar Hoban Presents returns to Castlebar

Mayo Advertiser, January 29, 2010.

Finbar Hoban Presents returns after a long dark January month next Saturday night February 6 for the first weekend of spring as the long evenings begin to draw in. This is a re-scheduled gig from November, which was postponed due to bad weather. Bats who have toured Ireland with Adebisi Shank before could well be Ireland’s best kept secret. More bands like Bats need to write songs as snappy as the opener from their first EP Cruel Sea Scientist titled ‘Death to Kent Hovind’, heck it should be made compulsory.

More Entertainment news

Advertisment