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At a recent Boyle Area County Councillors meeting, Cllr Rachel Doherty raised the issue of the €4 parking charge which is in place at Lough Key Forest Park.
Ms Doherty claimed that the charge was exorbitant and a charge of €2 would be more reasonable. She said: “I believe far more people would pay to park for €2 rather than €4. We want people to enjoy their visit to Lough Key and not to feel stung by a parking charge.”
Ms Doherty also called on Roscommon County Council to provide a detailed update on the current status of the extension required for Kilronan Cemetery, while also asking the Council to examine the road between Shannon Gael Housing Estate and Carrick-on-Shannon train station. She said that the particular stretch of road is hazardous for pedestrians, as there is no footpath.
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