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Improvement works be carried out on the L1582-2 in Aughavas
Leitrim councillor Roisin Kenny asked that improvement works be carried out on the L1582-2 in Aughavas saying that there is "a short distance of this road in need of attention from where the road starts at Corriga Post Office back towards the top of McDonalds hill."
She said it is a section of 400 metres.
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The council responded that they hope to upgrade the L1582-2 in the 2026 Road Works Programme under the Road Maintenance Grant.
Cllr Kenny asked if the patching unit could visit the site in the meantime and this request was granted.
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