27/09/2021
27/09/2021
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Kildare County Council offices
Kildare County Council says it won’t take a fast track approach to changing speed limits.
Newbridge Municipal District councillor Tracey O’Dwyer asked the council to review speed limits in identified high risk areas and school zones “in the absence of the countywide speed review being completed.”
However KCC official Annette Aspell said this would mean moving resources, currently assigned to the
overall speed limit review, away from that project.
And in turn this would further delay countywide review and “would be inefficient and a duplication of effort in the long run.”
Firefighers at the scene PIC CREDIT: Midlands 103
The incident led to traffic delays for several hours on Sunday morning and early afternoon
Power will not be restored until around 6pm
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