*Cllr Pat Burke. Photograph: Gary Collins

A section of road on land owned by one East Clare councillor is to be nominated for inclusion in the 2020 roadworkโ€™s programme.

Cllr Pat Burke (FG) requested that the L80971 at Dromaan, Whitegate be included in Clare County Councilโ€™s 2020 roadworks programme. He tabled a motion to the January meeting of the Killaloe Municipal District.

Senior executive engineer, Tom Mellett confirmed it would be submitted as a nomination from the Municipal District. Approximately 200m โ€œof substandard road pavementโ€ has been identified by the roads office, he outlined.

โ€œI heard Patricia McCarthy on Clare FM saying all politics is local, this is very local itโ€™s in my back gate,โ€ Cllr Burke confessed. It features on an 8km looped walk which also takes in Williamstown Harbour and Hollands Quay. โ€œThe section is part of a very popular loop walk, part of it is flooded and people canโ€™t walk through unless they are wearing wellysโ€.

His party colleague, Cllr Joe Cooney (FG) seconded the motion.

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