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Footpaths at a Naas residential area need to be repaired. Cllr Fintan Brett has asked Kildare County Council to examine “the state of the footpaths” at Woodside Park, off Sallins Road. Read more Kildare news According to the Council, this area will ...

10 Mar 2022 at 19:00

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Safe cycleway/pathway needed is needed to new Kildare park

A safe cycleway/pathway must be constructed to link a Kildare town with a new recreation park being planned for Kerdiffstown, near Naas. Cllr Carmel Kelly has asked Kildare County Council to for information progress to secure funding for a ...

11 Apr 2022 at 19:00

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New footpath for Sallins, Kildare, town centre

Improvement works are planned for the footpath at the junction of the main street in Sallins and Chapel Lane. KCC official Mairéad Hunt said it will provide a suitable quality surface for pedestrians and enhance the demarcation between ...

11 Feb 2022 at 18:00

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KILDARE: Footpath repairs needed in Naas

A call has been made for footpath improvements to be carried out in an area of Naas. Cllr Carmel Kelly wants Kildare County Council to carry out surface repairs and improvements to footpaths at the area in front of Haydens pub, ...

04 May 2023 at 19:00

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Footpaths needs to be repaired in south Kildare

The conditions of sections of footpath in locations in south Kildare have been criticised. Labour Party councillor Mark Leigh has asked Kildare County Council to “repair and replace broken and dated footpaths in Ballitore ...

19 Feb 2024 at 19:00

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KILDARE: Paths and lights needs to be repaired in Athy

Footpaths and public lighting need to be repaired in Athy, according to a local councillor. Cllr Mark Leigh asked for details about the possibility of work taking place. According to Kildare County Council official Mark ...

15 Jan 2024 at 20:30

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Kildare County Council has no resources to make slippy footpaths safer

Kildare County Council has rejected a request to grit footpaths in the interests of pedestrian safety. Threats to safety presented by frost and ice prompted the request from Cllr Bill Clear who asked that the council ...

19 Jan 2023 at 16:00

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KILDARE: Eight year delay to repair town footpaths

A request for footpath repairs in Naas is now eight years old. That’s according to Cllr Carmel Kelly, who wants Kildare County Council to carry out surface repairs and improvements to footpaths at the area in front ...

23 May 2023 at 19:00

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KILDARE: Eight year delay to repair town footpaths

23 May 2023 at 19:00

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Call for a footpath to be provided linking estates

A footpath should be provided to link two residential areas in Kill. This is needed between the Kilheale and Glendara estates in Kill, says Cllr Fintan Brett. Kilheale, he told a Naas Municipal District ...

01 Apr 2024 at 20:30

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There's a need for a footpath in Sallins

A new footpath is needed in Sallins. Cllr Bill Clear called for a path from Bodenstown Graveyard to the roundabout at the Sallins bypass. He told a Naas Municipal District meeting that this would ...

04 Apr 2024 at 20:30

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KILDARE: Footpath needs to be improved for public safety

A call has been made to improve a footpath in Naas. A local councillor said works needs to be done "in the interests of public safety." Cllr Anne Breen wants Kildare County Council to ...

24 Nov 2023 at 19:30

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