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Cllr Fergus Kilcoyne has welcomed the announcement
LIMERICK councillor Fergus Kilcoyne has expressed his delight at the new ‘road traffic calming lines’ which were put in place at Shanahan’s cross County Limerick this week.
The measures, which Mr Kilcoyne is pictured above inspecting, run from Breska Rovers FC to Ballybrown National School
"An ideal addition" admitted Cllr Kilcoyne ahead of the school's reopening in the coming weeks.
Also completed this week was hedge cutting in a five mile radius of Clarina village, aiding road users and walkers alike.
You can smell the plastic and feel the tightness against your face just by looking at them! Ah the 1980s! PICTURE: @rareirishstuff
Eoin McGee will be bringing his expertise to a live show at Limetree Theatre
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