Taoiseach ‘aware’ of improved infrastructure needs of the North West
A government TD in Sligo Leitrim says the Taoiseach is committed to improving infrastructure to the North West. It follows a rally held outside the Dail yesterday by Sligo group Revive North West to highlight the lack of investment over the years in this region and the impact that’s having…
Council official states N4 project progressing ‘as fast as possible’
A Director of Services in Sligo says the N4 Collooney to Castlebaldwin bypass is now progressing as fast as it can. Tom Kilfeather has been speaking to Ocean FM News following a €7.5 million allocation by Transport Infrastructure Ireland towards the ongoing progress on this long-awaited 14km stretch of road.…
€12 million in housing & roads funding for Sligo county council
Sligo County Council have received over 12 million euro in funding for housing and transport works to be started in 2017. The department of the environment have allocated just under 3 million euro for the building of 22 social houses at Fr. O’Flanagan terrace. The first housing contract in seven…
Sligo/Leitrim TD defends investment in N4 project
Work is expected to begin on the upgrade of the N4 in Sligo in 2019 despite calls for it to begin a year earlier. Transport Infrastructure Ireland have confirmed that work on the N4 between Castlebaldwin and Collooney is expected to start in 2019. In response to a parliamentary question…
Delays as truck breaks down on the N4 near Sligo
Motorists are urged to exercise caution this lunchtime on the N4 just outside Sligo where a truck has broken down. It’s on the Inner Relief Road near the turn-off for Carraroe. Traffic is operating as normal although there might be delays.
N4 upgrade needed for future of Sligo says Chamber of Commerce
The Sligo Chamber of Commerce are hoping to see the N4 upgraded for the future of the county. The chamber, which represents over 200 businesses, believes the current N4 to be the biggest infrastructural obstacle hindering the economic development of County Sligo. Members of the group met with local Dail…