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Littering, traffic and damage among worries expressed about future of Curragh Plains
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Kildare locals have expressed their concerns about littering and traffic on the Curragh, as well as traffic and damage to grasslands by vehicles and animals. They are also worried about the condition of buildings and infrastructure on the historic plains.
Almost 3,700 people recently made submissions to the public consultation on the future of the Curragh, according to Senator Fiona O Loughlin. Responses to the consultation will help develop policies on its future management.
According to Sen O Loughlin, a lack of facilities was also raised as a big issue, particularly in terms of parking, seating and bins. The management of the plains was criticised generally, in terms of litter and upkeep, and also in terms of the lack of enforcement and issues over user conflict.
First-class train carriage upgrade as Irish Rail lets historic Laois station go to rack and ruin
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Irish Rail is set to spend big money on upgrading the first-class carriages on its trains while historic buildings at one of its busiest train stations in Laois that is crumbling into ruins.
The decrepit state of Portarlington s train station has been highlighted on the same day as the company which owns the property invited firms to bid for the contract to upgrade first-class on its services.
Senator Fiona O Loughlin raised the concern over what she described as the shocking disrepair of the railway building at the station in the Laois Offaly border town.
Patience from Laois learner drivers pleaded for
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Motorists in Laois are being asked to remain patient as the gradual reopening of some road safety services provided by the Road Safety Authority and the driving instruction industry, according to Laois Kildare Senator Fiona O’Loughlin.
More than 1,500 people are waiting to sit a test in Laois as Covid-19 restrictions froze the system.
She said the government has decided that initial Basic Training (IBT), the programme of mandatory lessons that all learner motorcyclists must complete with an Approved Driving Instructor (ADI) before sitting a driving test, can resume from 10 May. The RSA will continue to deliver motorcycle testing.
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