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06 Sept 2025
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A call has been made for more bus stops in Naas.
Cllr Bill Clear told a Naas Municipal District meeting that the National Transport Authority should be asked to provide more on along the Newbridge Road in Naas.
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“In particular, consideration should be given to installing a bus stop in the Jigginstown area, where there is currently no provision given the significant development in the area,” he told a Naas Municipal District committee meeting.
He said numerous residential developments have been completed in the area and “it’s not feasible for people to have to walk one and a half kilometre to get to a stop - they won’t do it.”
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