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Call for Castlebar's Main St to be pedestrianised some Saturdays

Details: Created on Wednesday, 12 October 2011 09:43

A CASTLEBAR COUNCILLOR IS PROPOSING THAT THE MAIN STREET IN THE COUNTY TOWN SHOULD BE PEDESTRIANISED ON SATURDAY AFTERNOONS ONCE A MONTH, AND IN THE LEAD-UP TO CHRISTMAS.

SINN FEIN COUNCILLOR THERESE RUANE HAS TABLED A MOTION FOR TOMORROW EVENING’S MONTHLY MEETING OF CASTLEBAR TOWN COUNCIL, AND SAYS SHE BELIEVES THE PEDESTRIANISATION OF MAIN STREET WOULD BE OF GREAT BENEFIT TO TRADERS IN THE TOWN.

SHE POINTED TO THE SUICCESS OF THE “HEART OF CASTLEBAR” FESTIVAL DURING THE SUMMER, WHEN THE STREET WAS CLOSED TO TRAFFIC FOR AN AFTERNOON, AND BELIEVES THAT COULD BE REPLICATED ON AN ONGOING BASIS…

Call for Castlebar's Main St to be pedestrianised some Saturdays

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