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The closed pedestrian crossing of the Lingaun River at Tinvane, Carrick-on-Suir
A footbridge over the Lingaun River in Kilkenny (near the Tipperary border) is closed until further notice as it's deemed unsafe to use.
A notice published on Carrick-on-Suir Municipal District's Facebook page states that following recent inspections, the structure has been deemed unsafe for use, and the closure is necessary to protect all users.
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"Unfortunately, there is no safe alternative route across the river and pedestrians must use a suitable detour.
"Kilkenny County Council is currently assessing the required works, and we will provide updates as soon as more information becomes available."
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The council advised users of the bridge with further queries to contact Kilkenny County Council's Piltown District Office.
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