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Approval for new N5 extension a good day for Mayo
The approval by the Government this week of the N5 Ballaghaderreen to Scramoge Road project has been welcomed by local TDs.
O’Reilly welcomes €17.3m package to help Ireland’s road network become more climate resilient
Galway is to receive €1.2m of a €17.3m climate adaptation investment programme for regional and local roads.
€1.5 million for Mayo roads under Climate Adaption and Resilience programme
Mayo has been allocated €1,530,745 for regional and local roads under the Climate Adaption and Resilience Works programme, with funding provided for 39 projects in Mayo.
Gardaí seize €29,000 in drugs and 15 vehicles during Easter weekend operations
Gardaí in the Mayo Garda Division have seized more than €29,000 in suspected cannabis herb and cocaine (pending analysis), and 15 vehicles, as part of a policing operation over the bank holiday weekend.
A third of cars damaged by potholes
New research shows potholes have caused damage to nearly a third of cars – with an average repair bill of more than €160.
Commuters, business, and environmentally friendly transport modes will benefit from the ring road, says Larkin
The N6 Galway City Ring Road will cut traffic time in Galway, boost tourism, and, contrary to what many fear, will “support a shift towards environmentally friendly transport modes”.
€33,525,916 for maintenance and renewal of road network in Mayo
Local Fine Gael TDs have welcomed the announcement that €33,525,916 has been allocated for the maintenance and renewal of the road network in Mayo for 2021.
Major funding allocated towards ongoing maintenance of Westmeath roads network
Some €13,217,166 has been allocated for the maintenance and renewal of the road network in Westmeath.
Waste water and poor planning threaten city's future development
In its recent publication, Wastewater Treatment in Galway, An Taisce reminded us that until the wastewater treatment plant on Mutton Island came into operation in 2004, this city had historically allowed 6,000,000 litres of untreated raw sewage a day to flow out into Galway Bay, a Special Area of Conservation.
