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There is concern in Tipperary over the state of a busy road as an urgent request has gone to Tipperary County Council to address the issue.
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Cllr Mark Fitzgerald said: "I've been in contact with council again this Thursday morning to please urgently do something at the bottom of Banixtown Hill on R692 between Cloneen and Fethard.
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"Please take care when approaching this section of road."
Cllr Fitzgerald said: "Two severe potholes on Fethard- Cloneen Road. Bottom of Banixtown Hill and the second one 100m further on."
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