Ongoing delays to dangerous Limerick village footpath is ‘an accident waiting to happen’
Councillor Adam Teskey says pedestrians remain at risk as long-promised safety works fail to progress.
A long-promised footpath on the N69 in Kildimo remains stalled, with frustration growing among residents and representatives as responsibility continues to be “passed around” between Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) and Limerick City and County Council.
At the November meeting of the Municiple district of Rathkeale and Adare , Cllr Adam Teskey said the most recent update from officials was nothing more than “a repetitive, exhausted response” identical to what he had received two years ago, despite written assurances at the time that the necessary safety works would be in place by now.
“Meanwhile, the residents and patrons of Kildimo are no better off,” he said. “It is an accident waiting to happen on the N69. This ‘pass-the-buck’ idea that’s being floated around has to stop. Someone has to take responsibility.”
He added that despite repeated correspondence and raised concerns at multiple district meetings, there has been no major development, only the same circular responses between agencies.
“This is a black spot, and nothing has changed,” he warned.
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