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New lights on Tipperary footpath and cycle lane to be installed soon

Funding of €165,000 has been approved for public lights on the popular cycle lane and walkway between the Cahir Road Roundabout and the Heywood Road on the Clonmel bypass. Tipperary County Council has received funding from the Active Travel ...

17 Oct 2020 at 15:00

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Tipperary County Council councillors call for a review of public lighting policy

Councillors have called for a review of the public lighting policy in Tipperary. However, Director of Services Roads, Transportation, Infrastructure and Nenagh Municipal District Marcus O’Connor said the council would need to borrow €7 ...

24 Jun 2022 at 08:45

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Airtricity taking ‘six weeks’ to repair public lights - Council

Councillor Sean Ryan raised delays in fixing public lighting at this month’s Tipperary County Council. The council is due to renew a contract with SSE Airtricity, but there seems to be huge difficulty in sourcing parts. Previously it ...

20 Apr 2022 at 16:46

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Tipperary County Council make important changes to the public lighting policy

Tipperary County Council will make three key changes to their public lighting policy. At a full council sitting last week, a spokesperson from the planning department said the draft policy will make three changes. The first is ...

24 Dec 2022 at 11:00

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Public lighting upgrade for Ballingarry

Public lighting in Ballingarry, Ballynonty and Cloneen is set for an upgrade. News of local interest from Cllr Imelda Goldsboro: “I am pleased to announce, after numerous representations I have made, that public lighting will ...

16 Sept 2017 at 11:00

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Call for upgrade of public lighting at Clonmel town centre lane

An upgrade of public lighting at a Clonmel lane linking the Mary Street car park with O’Connell Street in the town centre was requested at a recent meeting of Clonmel Borough District. The call came from Fianna Fail’s Cllr ...

27 Apr 2022 at 11:19

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Councillors are ‘laughed at’ for public lighting policy

All public lighting in County Tipperary is to be refitted with energy-saving LED lights to reduce carbon emissions, heard this month’s meeting of the local authority. Thurles based Councillor Jim Ryan questioned the ...

15 Feb 2022 at 07:45

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Drainage works begin in Urlingford

Drainage Works Cllr Michael McCarthy says that Kilkenny County Council are carrying out drainage works to remove the flow of water on the road at Tobair Padraig Bridge. This is being caused by a spring and it is ...

17 Jan 2019 at 13:22

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Cashel ' energy saving' public lighting to be re-assessed

New energy efficient public lighting in Cashel are to be assessed by a lighting designer. As Tipperary County Council sets out it's programme of upgrading old Son/ Sox Lights to more efficient LED lights in ...

14 Sept 2017 at 11:00

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Tipperary County Council told it's taking up to two months to get public lights repaired

Delays of up to two months in repairing public lighting were highlighted by frustrated councillors at Tipperary County Council’s annual Budget Meeting where approval was given for the council’s public ...

29 Dec 2024 at 12:00

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IN THE DARK: Huge amount of faulty lights in this large Tipperary town is highlighted

There is over 20 street lights not working around Nenagh town, especially around Kenyon Street, Pearse Street, Summerhill, Sallygrove, Dromin Road and Tyone, according to Labour Party local election ...

17 Nov 2023 at 11:00

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