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Drone surveys in north Longford town to help inform planning and design of N55 by-pass
Drone surveys will be in progress in the Granard town area from Tuesday, December 10.
These surveys will progress as weather permits during December 2024 and January 2025.
Longford County Council has advised that the purpose of the drone flights is to survey the Granard area for the purpose of informing the planning and design of the N55 By-Pass of Granard town.
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No personal data is being gathered as part of these drone surveys.
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For further information please contact the roads section of Longford County Council at e-mail – roads@longfordcoco.ie; Phone – (043) 33 43 341
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