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PODCAST EXTRA - No Road Improvements Two Years After Councillors Put Up Their Own Ward Funds To Pay
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After the tragic death of Kimberly O'Connor at just 16 years old, councillors from the area put up €25,000 for safety measures to be installed. Nothing has happened and it's a shame, Cllr Mick Nugent tells PJ Coogan. Meanwhile James Twomey has a simple idea for improving safety in the area.
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