Good news as the Templemore - Templetuohy road will be gritted this winter

All routes will be gritted from 8pm tonight on Friday, October 28placeholder image
All routes will be gritted from 8pm tonight on Friday, October 28

The news has been confirmed by Fianna Fail Deputy Jackie Cahill

The Templemore to Templetuohy road (R502) will be gritted for the first time this winter.

Fianna Fáil T.D. for Tipperary, Jackie Cahill has confirmed that he has received a commitment from Tipperary County Council that they will carry out these works as part of their Winter Roads Programme.

 

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"The improvement works in lieu of social housing are available for those who have qualified for social housing but remain in private accommodation. These funds will allow for individuals or families living in such houses to have necessary work done to their homes to bring it up to a comfortable and suitable standard.”

Fianna Fail Deputy Jackie Cahill

Speaking on this today, Deputy Cahill said: “I am pleased to confirm that I have secured a commitment from Tipperary County Council to grit the R502, from Templemore to Templetuohy, this winter.

“I have received numerous representations over the years from local people and those who travel this stretch of road regularly. A number of accidents have occurred on this stretch of road over the years and the slippery surface during the winter months has been complained about many times.

“I previously put a lot of work into getting resurfacing works done at Lisdaleen Cross on the R502 in order to increase road safety in the area, and earlier this summer, these works were completed.

“I would like to thank John Hogan and Willie Bergin in particular for working with me on this locally and bringing these issues to my attention numerous times. John, during his time on Tipperary County Council, repeatedly raised the need to get this stretch of road gritted during the colder seasons. He didn’t give up on this issue even after his own time on the Council, so particular credit is due to him in this regard”, Cahill concluded.

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