Cathaoirleach claims Active Transport scheme not providing for rural villages
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Author: GBFM News
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The Government’s Active Transport Scheme is not providing for rural communities across Galway.
That’s according to Cathaoirleach of the County Albert Dolan following a presentation at a meeting of the Athenry/Oranmore area.
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The Fianna Fáil councillor is concerned a €2.5 million fund allocated to Galway won’t be spent – because too many projects are in the planning stage.
Councilor Dolan says the scheme has become less effective in recent years and it’s not serving rural communities.
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