TII safety concerns hold up €250k Lissycasey project
DESPITE making a successful application to the National Transport Authority (NTA), Clare County Council have been unable to complete footpath and public lighting works in the heart of Lissycasey.
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Absence of toilet facilities on M18 ‘tarnishing Clare’s reputation’
CO CLARE has been “tarnished” by the absence of toilet facilities on the M18.
Operating profits double at Limerick tunnel firm after sharp increase in TII payments
*Photograph: Brian Arthur OPERATING profits at the consortium which operates the €800m Limerick tolled tunnel last year more than doubled to €16.44 million.
More awareness needed for Shannon Aviation Museum on major road network
FUTURE VIABILITY of the Shannon Aviation Museum can be enhanced through the addition of signage on the county’s main road network.
Unacceptable delay to improve safety by dual carriageway in Cratloe
TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE IRELAND’s (TII) delay in replacing road markings in Cratloe has been labelled as unacceptable by elected representatives.
Emergency training exercise to cause slight disruptions on N18
AN EMERGENCY SERVICES exercise is to cause disruption on the N18 over a ten hour period commencing on Wednesday night.
Coolmeen’s growth in housing, traffic & school numbers cited in bid to reduce speed limit
GROWTH IN COOLMEEN HAS been flagged in the argument to reduce the speed limit in the West Clare village.
Coroner to highlight judge’s comments over motorway exit concerns were Crusheen publican died
*The late Michael Fogarty. Clare’s County Coroner is to write to the State’s national roads agency to highlight concerns over a motorway exit where a Crusheen publican and Glanbia milkman lost his life four years ago.
Clareabbey roundabout ‘cutting off Ennis from Clarecastle’
ENNIS and Clarecastle are “cut off from each other” due to the present infrastructure at Clareabbey roundabout.
Local authorities lacking expertise for walking & cycling infrastructure – Minister Ryan
Local authorities have a shortage of expertise when it comes to providing walking and cycling infrastructure, the Minister for Transport has stated.