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'The upgraded facilities will make a real difference to the town centre,' Cllr Micheál Naughton noted
Upgrade work on Donegal Town’s public toilets is set to get underway.
Cllr Micheál Naughton said the work is much-needed and announced that Brady Construction has been formally appointed.
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“This project has been a key priority for me,” he said. “The upgraded facilities will make a real difference to the town centre, especially during busy tourist periods, and will reflect the pride we take in keeping Donegal Town welcoming and well-serviced.
"The works are expected to commence in the coming weeks. I would also like to say a special word of thanks to all the local businesses that have provided their facilities to the public.”
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