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Safety issue at Maynooth to be examined in Mill Street road plans
Sightline issue at St Mary s Church
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Kildare County Council will look at pedestrian and vehicle safety at St Mary’s Church in Maynooth as part of local road plans on foot of arguments that sight lines are poor.
Cllr Tim Durkan had asked the council to address the issue of safe pedestrian and vehicular access and exit at St Mary’s Church, Maynooth within the design of the planned upgrades to Mill Street Maynooth.
At the Clane-Maynooth Municipal District meeting on January 8, officials said that under the Sustainable Transport Measures Grant (STMG) Programme, projects for next year were issued to the Cathaoirleach and elected members in a report on 20 November 2020. “This included plans to progress the detailed design of the Maynooth North-South Corridor Phase 5 Project. As part of this project the team will investigate issues identified in the motion as part of this desi
Three years to turn on already installed Kildare public lights
Certification issue over Maynooth lights delay
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Public lights which were installed over three years ago in Maynooth have still to be turned on, a Kildare County Council meeting has been told.
Councillors were told that a certification issue had arisen.
At the Clane-Maynooth Municipal District meeting held online on January 8, Cllr Angela Feeney asked council officials if they could confirm when the public lights installed three years ago along the Canal in Maynooth from the Bond Bridge side to the Harbour will be turned on in the interest of public safety.
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Speed worries at popular Kildare walking route
Council to examine need for speed ramps on road between Carton Avenue and Carton Demesne
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Kildare County Council is to look at the possibility of introducing speed calming measures near a popular walking route in Maynooth.
At the council’s Clane-Maynooth Municipal meeting on December 4, Cllr Naoise O’Cearuil asked that the council introduce speed calming measures at the crossing from Carton Avenue into Carton Demesne on the Dunboyne Road - perhaps pedestrian crossing or ramps.
He said the car speeding on the R157 at the crossing was “lethal.”
In a report to members the Municipal District Office said it will undertake a traffic survey at this location to ascertain if there is a speeding issue. “If an issue is detected, proposals will be developed in line with Kildare County Council’s Traffic Calming Policy and implemented subject to available funding.” The council did say however that the