Businesses Raise Concerns Over Lack Of Parking In Market Square Kildare Town

Friday, 10 February 2023 12:24

By Caoimhe Harney

Listen back to the interview here

Businesses in Kildare Town have raised concerns about the lack of parking within Market Square.

The square has become more pedestrian friendly in recent years, some business owners think that this is impacting their business.

Local Cllr. Suzanne Doyle has said the changes have been broadly welcomed, but she said because of the Irish climate it doesn't always work.

Listen back to the full interview here between Cllr. Suzanne Doyle and local business owner and President, Restaurant Association of Ireland Paul Lenehan:

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