KCC Allocated €270,000 For Rural Roads Investment.

Friday, 14 May 2021 16:55

Funds granted by the Rural and Community Development this afternoon.

Kildare County Council has been allocated €270,000 for rural roads up-grades.

The monies, from to Dept. of Rural and Community Development, are from a nationwide allocation of €10.5 million.

The funds are ringfenced for expenditure on non-public roads.

Allocation of €270,000 to #Kildare for repairs and improvement works on non-public roads in rural communities.

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— Kildare County Council (@KildareCoCo) May 14, 2021

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