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Clár funding announced for Lisdowney
For the second time in three years Lisdowney Development Association have been successful in securing Clár funding for the village.
Cllr Maurice Shortall was very happy to assist and praised Lisdowney Development Committee Members Aideen Kenny and Bridget Ruth for their progressive and positive contribution in both applications.
Under the Clar Programme 2018 a sum of €40,500 has been allocated for the latest project which involves the installation of 1. Digital speed safety signs indicating that cars are entering on the two approaches to the National School. 2. The provision of a footpath to provider safer connectivity to the GAA grounds. 3. Improve roadmarkings.
“This will enhance local safety and provide safe connectivity for the children of Scoil Bhríde NS and Lisdowney Creche towards the GAA grounds," said Cllr Shortall.
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