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06 Sept 2025
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Aras Chill Dara, Naas
No public walkways will be created through Naas estates without the residents being consulted.
Fears that a walkway was being constructed leading from Morell Close to Monread Road were allayed at a Naas Municipal District meeting in September.
Cllr Anne Breen asked that the council engage with residents there before any action is taken.
“The residents are anxious that work has started without consultation,” said Cllr Breen.
But Cllr Carmel Kelly said this work is related to a survey and is not about opening up a walkway.
Cllr Evie Sammon said that as part of the preparation of the Naas local area plan councillors were given to understand that this wouldn’t happen without consultation
According to KCC consultation with local residents and the councillors will take place at the appropriate time as this work progresses.
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