AN โ€œovergrown and litteredโ€ area in an Ennis housing estate is to be completed.

Works to the green area of Waterpark Heights in Drumbiggle were requested by Cllr Mark Nestor (FF) at a recent sitting of the Ennis Municipal District. He said the area had become โ€œovergrown and litteredโ€.

Commitments to schedule the work and to ensure it was attended to were issued by senior executive technician, Tommy Scott.

Appreciation to the local authorityโ€™s recognition of the need to complete the tidying of the area and continued works were voiced by Cllr Nestor.

His proposal was seconded by Cllr Mary Howard (FG) who stated. โ€œthere is great pride by a lot of the residents in this area, this bit of help will really be appreciatedโ€.

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