Kildare County Council Issues Update On Projects Nearing Completion In The Naas MD

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Thursday, 16 November 2023 14:28

By Eoin Beatty @EoinBeattyKfm

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It follows a question by Cllr. Bill Clear at the recent meeting

Kildare County Council has issued an update on all projects nearing completion in the Naas Municipal District. 

Social Democrats Councillor and Mayor of Naas Bill Clear requested the update at this month's MD meeting. 

KCC estimates that Kerdiffstown Park will be completed in the first quarter of next year, one year ahead of schedule.

The construction of the Kilcullen Road Active Travel Scheme is continuing and will be complete in Quarter 2 2024.

The new Naas Library and Cultural Centre is in the last few weeks of construction and a handover is expected later this month. 

KCC says further works are to be carried out, but should be completed by early 2024. 

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