Survey to get underway in Letterfrack to assess need for pedestrian crossing
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A survey is set to get underway in Letterfrack this summer, to assess the need for a pedestrian crossing in the village.
At County Hall this week, engineers told Councillor Eileen Mannion that peak tourist season is the ideal time to carry out the work.
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The results will form part of a case that’ll be presented to Transport Infrastructure Ireland for the crossing.
Councillor Eileen Mannion is confident that the demand is there and the survey will confirm that.
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