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Works are continuing on the installation of a new shared three metre footpath in Thomastown on the R448 (opposite SuperValu in the town), ranging from the new Fountain Field housing development to the pedestrian crossing and once that’s complete it will connect to the current footpath.
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Sharing pictures of the development works so far on social media, Killeen Civil Engineering said: "Some recent work carried out down in Thomastown, Co Kilkenny Great progress being made and the team flying it as always.
Fianna Fáil councillor, Deirdre Cullen said she was 'delighted' with the new footpath in Thomastown, commenting, "It’s something we would have looked at a good few years ago but the funding didn’t allow for it," adding, "it’s brilliant to see that infrastructure going in immediately which will enhance the area."
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