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Smarter Travel a most ‘forward thinking project’ meeting told
The further progression of Westport towards becoming a Smarter Travel town, a competition which is being run by the Department of Transport to develop alternative travel systems, where if successful Westport would benefit from a large injection of funds, is something which “everyone in the town needs to come together to do absolutely everything to obtain” according to the Cathaoirleach of the town.
Emergency action to be taken to repair Kilkenny roads
The Department of Transport has confirmed that it is to take emergency action to counteract damage to roads in Kilkenny following the recent spell of bad weather, which has taken a huge toll on the roads in county Kilkenny - particularly on many of the local and regional roads.
€2.5m bill to repair grit-damaged roads
The cost of repairing the county’s roads in the wake of severe weather and repeated gritting will run to an estimated €2.56 million.
Citylink case adjourned for two months
Citylink case adjourned for two months
Has Grealish pulled rabbit from hat on bypass issue? Or is the bunny boiled?
Has Noel Grealish pulled the rabbit out of the hat regarding the Claregalway bypass? There is much scepticism in the area about the ability of the Carnmore man to land the big road as he promised prior to the last election. And this week the waters have been muddied again.
Galway city centre to become car free?
The centre of Galway could become a car free zone if the Department of Transport has its way.
Ryanair to seek judicial review of Aer Arann subsidies on Knock-Dublin route
The CEO of Ireland West Airport Knock has said the awarding of the Dublin PSO contract is a matter for the Department of Transport following claims by Ryanair that the they had offered to serve the route for a lower price than Aer Arann.
Citylink halts Cork to Galway route
Local coach operator Citylink has announced that is will cease to operate its Cork to Galway via Limerick route early next month.
Galway seeks new traffic lights system to ease traffic flow
The Galway City Council is to apply to the Department of Transport for funding to establish and operate an urban traffic control system which will allow a freer flowing of traffic in the city.
Kiltimagh students hangin’ with Ring
Mayo Fine Gael Deputy Michael Ring spoke to CSPE Junior Cert students in St Louis Community School in Kiltimagh last week. The Mayo Advertiser went along to see the students put him through his paces, and these are the replies the students got to their questions.
