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Local politicians have come out in support of a near €50,000 cash boost for enhancement works at Dring carpark, writes Liam Cosgrove.
In a joint statement to the Leader this week, Councillors Micheál Carrigy and PJ Reilly backed the announcement.
It's understood the works will consist of adding new fencing and roadway resurfacing approaching the shoreline with resurfacing of the car park itself also included.
Efforts to restore the popular tourist facility to its former glory have been a long running and, at times, contentious issue for many.
A large part of thatdiscord has followed a HSE decision taken three years ago to close the public toilets there on public health concerns.
Hopes of a breakthrough in re-opening the toilets gathered pace earlier this year when Longford County Council agreed to apportion €10,000 towards the project.
But it is news this week of a further €48,000 for supplementary improvement works which has been met with widespread approval from local politicians.
Continuing their joint statement, Cllrs Carrigy and Reilly claimed both have been actively involved in securing funding to upgrade this fantastic facility for some time.
They added that work on securing further funding with a view to installing playground equipment was also starting to take shape.
Employers who fail to give good reasons for rejecting requests for home, remote or hybrid working could find themselves before the courts.
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