19/10/2021
19/10/2021
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The M9 motorway between Danesfort and Paulstown will be closed for a month starting on October 8 as emergency road works are carried out.
The entire embankment has to be removed and the road structure fixed as a result of the subsidence that has taken place, Kilkenny County Council director of services John Mulholland told members at their meeting on Monday.
“It is not possible to do a noninvasive treatment,” he said, adding that the contractor “will be working day and night to try to get it done before the winter.”
The motorway will be closed from Junction 7 (Paulstown) to Junction 9 (Danesfort) in both directions.
Mr Mulholland emphasised that the repairs are being paid for by the contractor, not the state.
TD Malcolm Noonan
Cllr Joe Malone with Minister Heather Humphreys and TD John McGuinness
Death notices for Kilkenny
Mark and Christine Terry are hopeful for Adam's scoliosis surgery will proceed on October 29th.
ICMSA President Pat McCormack will speak at the Kilkenny ICMSA AGM
Back row - Nancy Rochford Flynn, Edward Hayden, Seona O’ Connor; front row (seated) Peggy Hussey (director)
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