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22 May 2022
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22 May 2022
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Sallins Road, Naas.
A pedestrian crossing is needed at Sallins Road, Naas.
Cllr Bill Clear said a crossing or a raised table uncontrolled crossing, which features a raised layer on the roadway, is necessary at The Sycamores estate.
He pointed out that Wolfe Tone Street, a four lane route, is nearby and he said the area is unsafe. He also pointed out that part of the Sallins Road has no footpath on one side.
“It really needs a crossing,” he told a Naas Municipal District meeting on January 11.
But Kildare County Council says no money is available for the provision of a crossing at that location.
However the request will be examined as part of a project to improve facilities for cyclists on the road, but to consider this before that project “would be considered premature.”
Tracy Piggott and her daughter Thea with the statue of Lester Piggott unveiled at the Curragh on Saturday. Picture: Morgan Treacy/Inpho
Cathal McCabe of Kildare in action against Daniel Huane of Mayo during the Christy Ring Cup Final match between Kildare and Mayo at Croke Park in Dublin. Photo:Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile
A Gourmet Picnic Package on the grounds of the Curragh
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