Martyn Allan of IKEA with first customer David Bolger from Athy with Kieran Clancy, and Deborah Anderson of IKEA. PHOTO: ANDRES POVEDA
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30 Nov 2021
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30 Nov 2021
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The Blueway will attract walkers and cyclists to the area
A public meeting will be held on the proposed Blueway for Kildare in Robertstown on November 19 next at 7pm.
Organised by Cllr Suzanne Doyle the meeting will look at the economic potential of the 46 km Blueway thatgo through through South Kildare from Lowtown, Robertstown to Athy.
Project co-ordinator with the Dungarvan Blueway Richard Walsh will speak on the potentials of the project to the local economy as well as the pitfalls to avoid.
The €1.7million project will extend the Grand Canal Greenway from Alymer Bridge to Sallins, provide a link from Robertstown, Rathangan, Monasterevin and Athy directly to Dublin. South Kildare will benefit from the huge tourist potential that such a cycling and walking route will provide.
Martin and Carmel Naughton
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Cllr. Michael Coleman, Cllr. Ide Cusse, Cllr. Joe Neville, Mayor/ Cllr Naoise Ó Cearúil, Jessica Holmquist, Celbridge Access Group (CAG)
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