A north Sligo councillor says the county council will have to take responsibility for providing urgently-needed public toilets at Drumcliffe.
The issue of the lack of public toilets at the site of the burial place of W B Yeats has arisen following a discussion at this week’s meeting of Sligo County Council.
About 180-thousand people visit the site every year.
Fianna Fail Councillor Donal Gilroy says with that number of people, adequate facilities must be put in place:
Meanwhile, speaking on the North West Today Show this morning, Sligo County Council Director of Services Tom Kilfeather outlined two hurdles to be crossed in providing public toilets at Drumcliffe:
