Saturation of storm water has been an issue at a South Clare housing estate ever since it was completed, a former Mayor of Clare has stated.

Lackyle Estate in Ardnacrusha has had to deal with โ€œcontinuous saturation by storm waterโ€ of its green area at the entrance ever since it was completed, Cllr Michael Begley (IND) told a recent meeting of the Shannon Municipal District.

Works had been carried out in recent years โ€œto mitigate a storm water issueโ€, senior engineer Aidan Oโ€™Rourke advised. He committed to examining the saturation and considering it for funding in the future.

Cllr Begley said the problem was coming from underground. โ€œIt is causing frustration for the people trying to maintain the green, at times it is so wet that you canโ€™t use a lawnmower on itโ€. He added, โ€œI am not praying for rain but we might have a look when we do get wet weatherโ€. Cllr John Crowe (FG) seconded the motion.

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