Councillor gunning to have “monstrosity” mast in Kilrickle moved elsewhere
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Author: GBFM News
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A county councillor is taking steps to try and have what he calls a “monstrosity” of a telecommunications mast in Kilrickle village moved elsewhere.
Councillor Declan Kelly has written to the company responsible to see if a less visually obtrusive site can be found.
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The metal mast in question is located right on the main street and stands around 18 metres in height.
David Nevin spoke to Councillor Kelly.
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