Judge John O'Leary adjourned the case to April when it came before him at Clonmel District Court last week
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The new bus stop which is now in operation on the Link Road in Tipperary Town
There is a new bus stop in operation on the Link Road in Tipperary Town.
This stop serves the Waterford-Limerick 55 route and is directly across from the stop at Supervalu that serves in the opposite direction (Limerick-Waterford route).
Cllr Annemarie Ryan wants to inform people to please use the new stop as she has been told that the bus may no longer be stopping at the old stop in Abbey Street.
Meanwhile after numerous representations, works are underway to upgrade the footpaths in Limerick Junction says Councillor Ryan.
Works underway to upgrade footpaths at Limerick Junction
"I've also asked them to resurface the road down towards the train station as that section is very poor, and this is to be done shortly. Funding is always an issue and this year is no different.
"There is just not enough money coming from Central Government to carry out all the works needed. Thanks to Tipperary County Council for prioritising this project.
"It will make a big difference to residents and all those that use the train station," said the councillor.
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