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Public consultation for proposed Greenway from Lough Key to Carrick-on-Shannon
Roscommon County Council have announced a new public engagement around the proposed Greenway from Lough Key to Carrick-on-Shannon with the public consultation set to take place at the Lough Key Forrest and Activity Park Boyle on Wednesday September 6 to from 3pm to 8pm.
Sligo/Leitrim TD Frank Feighan is urging the public, tourist stake holders and property owners to engage in the public consultation process.
“I was delighted to be involved in the original idea to connect Lough Key and Carrick-on-Shannon which has the potential to bring more visitors to the South Leitrim/North Roscommon Region.”
“Funding was granted to allow this phase of work to proceed and examine the potential and the challenges in bringing about a Greenway between the magnificent Lough Key Forrest and Activity Park and the ever-popular town of Carrick-on-Shannon.”
“In conclusion I wish to thank the officials of Roscommon Co Council for their work to date and I hope to see a really good engagement with them from all stakeholders on Wednesday next," concluded Deputy Feighan.
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