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N4 Longford to Mullingar reprieve as government provides €1m parachute payment

Mr Burke has revealed €1m has been set aside for this year, less than 24 hours after Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) officials held talks with local politicians in a bid to safeguard the long term viability of the project. “I have been engaging...

04 Mar 2022 at 17:39

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Granard road under spotlight

...junction, writes Liam Cosgrove. Fianna Fail Cllr PJ Reilly is looking for assurances from Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) officials over the state of Convent Cross in Granard town. Cllr Reilly wants the agency to address alignment concerns at...

03 May 2017 at 13:00

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Further information sought on Center Parcs

...speed of traffic on this road.” Meanwhile, in their submission, received on December 21, Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) stated that they will rely on Longford County Council to ‘abide by official policy in relation to development on/affecting...

08 Jan 2016 at 17:36

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Flashing speed sign needed on N55 approach to Ballymahon

Cllr Pat O’Toole has called on Longford County Council and TII to erect a flashing speed limit sign on the N55 on the Edgeworthstown approach road to Ballymahon at Ballymahon GAA grounds in the interest of public safety. At last week’s meeting of...

29 Jul 2020 at 12:00

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Speeding anxieties are 'an accident waiting to happen' on Drumlish roads

...to monitor speeds in and out of Drumlish but said the onus of responsibility was for Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII).

16 Oct 2017 at 19:00

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Blow for Longford Plaza plans as transport chiefs lodge objection

...to lodge plans for Obama-style plaza in Longford town However, it has now emerged Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII), the state agency responsible for the country's national road and public transport infrastructure has registered its...

16 May 2018 at 17:18

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New cycling infrastructure earmarked for busy Longford road

...” Cllr Butler asked for clarification on who funds the development at it's located on a Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) road. Council officials told the Longford MD members that the National Transport Authority oversaw the budget, presently...

05 Aug 2022 at 09:00

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"Ross fails to deliver on road maintenance funding" - Troy

...funding cutbacks for roads maintenance in 2018. Deputy Troy made the comments after Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) took the extraordinary step of writing to Local Authorities to warn them that the Ordinary Maintenance Allocation for roads...

30 Nov 2017 at 12:24

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Over €500,000 set aside for Granard's N55

It was relayed that TII funding of €565,000 has been allocated for pavement and minor works along the N55 Granard. Department funding of €1,562,436 had been allocated for the restoration/improvement of local roads in Granard, with €227,772 for the...

24 Feb 2020 at 11:00

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Heavy Goods Vehicles to be bypassed from Longford town streets

... And hopefully Eamon can give us a timeline as to when this can be in place.” Area Engineer Eamon Bennett confirmed that TII has plans to complete the works and have the plan in place “before the end of the year”.

29 Jun 2022 at 11:00

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Longford TD confirms funding for critical N4 upgrade is imminent

...of in the region of €2 million to take the long awaited N4 upgrade to the next stage will be included in this year’s TII roads announcement. The Mullingar to Rooskey N4 upgrade is a critical piece of infrastructure and was paused approximately...

06 Feb 2024 at 12:53

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County Council agrees that physio service ‘must stay’ in Longford

...the same time I don't believe a move to Athlone or Mullingar would be on the cards. "If it did I think we would have to get TII (Transport Infrastructure Ireland) rural transport to have a shuttle bus to bring them to the location for people to use...

19 Jun 2025 at 15:00

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