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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Road resurfacing works in Summerhill
Cllr Finola Armstrong-McGuire asked that the road surface at the top of Summerhill, turning to the Community School road and secondly, the point of turning for Circular Road, from the same road, be examined and repaired as part of the Easter holiday time improvements on Summerhill.
She noted that temporary fill has been used here and the action of vehicles turning is continuously loosening the chippings that have been used.
A report by the Roads office to the Carrick Municipal District meeting held on Monday last said that Uisce Eireann have plans to resurface Summerhill from Main Street to the roundabout over the Easter holidays and have applied for a road closure to facilitate this scheme.
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