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Public lighting is needed at the rear of Granard garda station, a meeting was told last week
Cllr PJ Reilly has called on Longford County Council to install public lighting on the roadway at the rear of Granard Garda Station, leading up to the four industrial units.
At the March meeting of Granard Municipal District, Cllr Reilly raised the issue, stating that the area is “very dark” and “very dangerous”, especially on winter nights.
“Part of it is still under private ownership and needs to be taken in charge,” Cllr Reilly informed the Longford Leader.
“Lighting will go into the lower end when a carpark is developed but the upper end needs to be taken in charge.”
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