Almost €12m to be spent on Co Kildare roads in 2019

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A total of almost €12m will spent on Co Kildare's roads in 2019, new figures have revealed.

Most of the funding will go towards the Naas Newbridge Bypass Upgrade which has an allocation of €8.4m.

A sum of €300,000 will also be spent on the N4 Maynooth to Leixlip.

Some funds (€125,000) will be spent on renewal of pavements on the National Secondary routes.

€25,000 will be allocated to fencing across the roads network while Road Safety Inspections will cost €80,000.

Other sums of money will be spent on issues such as lighting.

Winter Maintenance such as spreading salt on icy or snowy roads will cost around €50,000.

 

Cllr Sorcha O'Neill said: "It's great to see Co Kildare getting a good portion of funding this year.

"Over €8 million is allocated for the Naas - Newbridge bypass upgrade."

Co Kildare has one of the highest allocations of any counties:

Neighbouring counties and their allocations are as follows:

Carlow - €3.3m Offaly - €2.9 Laois - €7.5 Meath - €6.6 Wicklow - €9.2

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