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Airtricity taking ‘six weeks’ to repair public lights - Council

Councillor Sean Ryan raised delays in fixing public lighting at this month’s Tipperary County Council. The council is due to renew a contract with SSE Airtricity, but there seems to be huge difficulty in sourcing parts. Previously it took 10 working ...

20 Apr 2022 at 17:33

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Concerns over lack of Inishowen public lighting

The issue of insufficient lighting in the public realm in Inishowen was raised at Donegal County Council's January plenary meeting. Councillor Albert Doherty said during December and January past, he had been contacted by a number of constituents ...

24 Feb 2022 at 16:33

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Concerns over lack of Inishowen public lighting

24 Feb 2022 at 16:33

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Public lighting in Pococke delayed by Brexit and Covid

Brexit and Covid are to blame for the delay in finishing the new public lighting at the public walk and open space at the Pococke on the Johnswell Road but the finish line is in sight according to Mayor Andrew McGuinness who wants ...

25 Jan 2022 at 20:33

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Phelan welcomes investment in four Kilkenny communities

Fine Gael TD, John Paul Phelan, has welcomed investment in four communities across Kilkenny, improvements which will help boost safety in each area. “The funding, announced by Minister Heather Humphreys, includes €50,000 for ...

13 Sept 2022 at 12:33

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Tipperary County Council make important changes to the public lighting policy

Tipperary County Council will make three key changes to their public lighting policy. At a full council sitting last week, a spokesperson from the planning department said the draft policy will make three changes. The first ...

24 Dec 2022 at 11:33

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Tipperary County Council make important changes to the public lighting policy

24 Dec 2022 at 11:33

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Call for upgrade of public lighting at Clonmel town centre lane

An upgrade of public lighting at a Clonmel lane linking the Mary Street car park with O’Connell Street in the town centre was requested at a recent meeting of Clonmel Borough District. The call came from Fianna ...

27 Apr 2022 at 11:33

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Cllr Michael McMahon wants more lights for Bundoran

Ongoing problems with the provision of public lighting in the Donegal Municipal District have forced one councillor to call for an immediate meeting with the regulator of Enerveo, the body now responsible for ...

15 Feb 2023 at 11:33

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IN THE DARK: Huge amount of faulty lights in this large Tipperary town is highlighted

There is over 20 street lights not working around Nenagh town, especially around Kenyon Street, Pearse Street, Summerhill, Sallygrove, Dromin Road and Tyone, according to Labour Party local election ...

17 Nov 2023 at 11:33

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IN THE DARK: Huge amount of faulty street lights around Nenagh town is highlighted

There is over 20 street lights not working around Nenagh town, especially around Kenyon Street, Pearse Street, Summerhill, Sallygrove, Dromin Road and Tyone, according to Labour Party local ...

17 Nov 2023 at 11:33

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Public lights for Clane-Maynooth MD update issued by Kildare County Council

An update on status of rolling out the LED PLEEP (Public Lighting Energy Efficiency Project) in the Clane-Maynooth Municipal District (MD) has been delivered by Kildare County Council. The ...

10 Oct 2023 at 13:33

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