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New Pedestrian Bridge in Killeagh To Ease Road Crossing Dangers on N25


by SEAMUS WHELEHAN


Plans for the construc-


tion of a pedestrian bridge close to the N25 in Kil- leagh, costing an estimate €100,000 are to go on dis- play shortly. Cork County Council responding


say they are


to concerns from residents to the east of the village about the dangers of cross- ing the busy road. Eoin McCarthy from


the Authority’s Roads De- partment told the Decem- ber sitting on the East Cork


Municipality on Monday 5 December “residents on the Eastern side of the vil- lage currently have to cross to the opposite side of the road and again the Mount Uniacke road before enter- ing the village.” The design is expected


to go to public consultation before


the public will have


Christmas, where six


weeks to make a submis- sion. He said if planning is


approved and funding is provided by Transport Infrastructure Ireland, fi- nal plans could be before


council as early as spring 2017,


with construction


completed within a matter of weeks.


Municipality chairwom- an Mary Linehan Foley welcomed the said “the


news she project makes


more sense to do it while there is a project at the moment, rather than have them come back again (TII).” Fine


Gael Councillor


Michael Hegarty also wel- comed the news he said “there has never been a proper linkage to the vil- lage


from the Eastern side.”


lor Noel Collins said while he welcomed the


Independent Council- news


he expected businesses in Killeagh would receive a waiver in their commercial rates while the works con- tinue.


“Commercial life in the


village has suffered major financial loss and continues to do so with the prolong- ing of the current develop- ment. With this financial loss Cork County Council should consider a waiver in rates for the commercial life in Killeagh.”


Lisgoold Point-to- Point Dance Set for the 1 January 2017


by LEAH RING The Lisgoold Point-to-


Point group will hold their annual dance in the Midle- ton Park Hotel on Sunday, 1 January from 10pm. Caroline Townend, Lis-


goold Point-to-Point Com- mittee said: “It’s just €10 admission fee on the night and it’s a great event to catch up with friends or a night out with family over the Christmas holidays!” Music and entertain- will be


ment @eastcorkjournal / #eastcorkjournal eastcorkjournal provided


on the night by the band Kesh. The Lisgoold Point-to-


Point is a long standing tra- dition following the Christ- mas celebrations, however, unfortunately it will not be going ahead this year. Ms Townend explained:


“Unfortunately, the races have been cancelled due to circumstances beyond our control.” For more information or


to get involved in Lisgoold Point-to-Point Facebook page.


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