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Mid-Louth: Concerns over future of Ardee bypass grow

Work on the proposed Ardee bypass is in danger of being “stopped altogether,” according to local councillor and current Cathaoirleach of Ardee Municipal District Jim Tenanty. Councillor Tenanty was speaking to the Democrat on foot of the news that ...

01 Feb 2022 at 22:33

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Mid-Louth: Further delays to work on Ardee bypass

The commencement of works on the proposed Ardee bypass looks set to be delayed again, Ardee Municipal District heard at their latest monthly meeting. The managers report presented at the meeting stated that a local environmental group had begun ...

25 Jan 2022 at 20:33

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Over €2.3 million for Louth roads and greenways

A total of €2,353,638 has been allocated to Louth County Council under the €554 million national roads and greenways funding for 2023, it has been announced today. As part of the funding the government has allocated €350k to cover the ongoing ...

16 Feb 2023 at 18:33

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Ardee Bypass listed among Government's priority infrastructure projects

The planned N52 Ardee Bypass has been included by the Government as one of the country's priority infrastructure projects over the coming years, but the programme for delivery of the scheme may be significantly impacted by the Judicial ...

03 Aug 2022 at 20:33

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