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The main street of Boherlahan
Boherlahan is set to receive €80,000 in funding.
This funding is part of the 2025 Safety Improvement Scheme.
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In a statement released today, Councillor Declan Burgess says he is thrilled with the announcement.
He said: "I am delighted to secure €80,000 of funding under the 2025 Safety Improvement Scheme.
"This funding will complete the work to improve safety in Boherlahan village. Works will include a pedestrian crossing connecting An Úllord estate to the rest of the village and the installation of new footpaths from St Joseph’s Avenue.
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"I was proud to support the school and residents here in improving the pedestrian movement at this side of the village. Well done to everyone involved for championing this project and I want to thank the council engineers who have engaged with me from the start.
"I worked hard to bring this to this stage and I hope to see this delivered in the near future," Cllr Burgess concluded.
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