Cllr Kevin Hussey has called for a feasibility study to examine the possibility of opening a new all-day car park amid reports of workers feeling unsafe when walking to their cars | FILE PHOTO
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Survey works currently being carried out as of today on the L-5213-0 in the community of Stonepark - specifically from Grattan Óg GAA to Silver Birches Housing Estate - are expected to be completed this Thursday April 2.
The works will take place from 8am to 5pm each day and while the road will remain open, a traffic management system, namely a stop-go and/or temporary traffic lights will be in operation.
As such, road users are advised to expect short delays.
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