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Roundabout row: Limerick council CEO warned to ‘take heed or ignore at your peril’

A COUNTY councillor has told Conn Murray, CEO of Limerick City and County Council, to “take heed or ignore at your peril”. Cllr Gerald Mitchell has sought legal advice as a row over plans for a €2m roundabout rumbles on. Councillors are not being ...

02 Dec 2018 at 06:00

Local News

Roundabouts proposed for 'two of the most dangerous junctions' in County Limerick

CLLR EDDIE Ryan says motorists “take their lives in their hands every day” at Beary’s and O’Rourke’s crosses. During a deputation to the Transport Infrastructure of Ireland (TII) councillors from the Cappamore-Kilmallock municipal district will ...

21 Aug 2016 at 14:00

Motoring

O'Rourke's Cross works motor on despite green light for Limerick-Cork motorway

THE €2 MILLION roundabout project at O’Rourke’s Cross near Bruree is driving ahead despite the handbrake being let off the M20. The dangerous junction on the N20 links Limerick and Cork and Newcastle West with Kilmallock and south Limerick – ...

30 Oct 2017 at 16:00

Motoring

Row over County Limerick roundabout at dangerous cross rumbles on

THE ROW over whether the planned roundabout at O’Rourke’s Cross, Bruree, on the M20 should be a four or a five legged roundabout continues. Conn Murray, CEO of Limerick City and County Council, was invited to a rare special meeting of the ...

30 Oct 2018 at 06:02

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