Calls for improved accessibility at Long Point swimming area Loughrea
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Author: GBFM News
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Galway County Council is being urged to improve accessibility at the Long Point swimming area in Loughrea.
The popular area is in need of a ramp and a beach wheelchair, according to local councillor Declan Kelly.
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Independent Ireland Councillor says the inaccessibility is hard to ignore, especially when the amenity experiences busy periods.
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