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Carlow County Council plans to spend €5,000 to improve cycle lanes in Carlow Town centre.
The works will be carried out as part of Carlow Municipal District's priority list for 2020.
It's part of this year's Road Works Programme including Discretionary Improvement Works.
Members approved the list a recent meeting of Carlow MD.
Other works include: €500 for the re-painting of the yellow box at Carlow Credit Union and €1,000 for traffic calming at the Askea Church exit on to the pedestrian crossing.
World Ocean Day is celebrated annually on June 8 to highlight the important role the ocean has for our life and the planet
Major disruption to Emergency Department services expected next week due to strike
This course is a must for all Club Children’s Officers
The research also highlights that less than one in five respondents report actively conserving water in their homes
The Powerhouse – Owning Your Worth Event will run from 12pm to 1:30pm on Thursday May 26 2022 in the Seven Oaks Hotel
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