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Cllr Sean Power
Fianna Fail councillor Sean Power has called for details of further plans to develop Liffey Linear Park in Newbridge.
Cllr Power said it is a “wonderful attraction”.
A Green Flag was officially launched at the park on September 9 last.
The Green Flag Award is recognised internationally as a mark of excellence in the provision of green public open spaces for the enjoyment of all visitors.
At the September Kildare-Newbridge Municipal District meeting, council officials told Cllr Power that “immediate works in the park include the provision of a walkway under the bridge. “Longer term works subject to the availability of budget to do those are the upgrade of the walk to St Conleths College, a small play area at the entrance to the park, upgrade of the entrance to the Park from the Athgarvan Road and a review of signage in the park.”
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