*Cllr Paul Murphy. Photograph: Eamon Ward

A reduction in speed limit and the introduction of VMS signs have been requested for an area on the outskirts of Clarecastle village.

Traffic calming measures โ€œsuch as โ€˜children at playโ€™ signage or VMS speed signageโ€ were listed as possible improvements for the L7140 in Manusmore, Clarecastle by Cllr Paul Murphy (FG). He also appealed for the speed limit to be reduced to 50km/h.

Signage at the location will be examined with traffic surveys also to be completed, acting senior executive engineer Ian Chaplin confirmed. โ€œThe location may be included for review when the next speed limit review is being carried out,โ€ he added.

Speaking at the September meeting of the Ennis Municipal District, Cllr Murphy welcomed the comments of the engineer and anticipated a potential solution. Cllr Clare Colleran Molloy (FF) seconded the motion, โ€œI am hopeful this will help the situation and improve traffic on the roadโ€.

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