Louth Council Gets €372k for Rural Road Repairs
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Louth County Council receives €372,890 for private rural road repairs through the Local Improvement Scheme. This funding, part of a €17.55M nationwide package, aims to upgrade non-public access routes. Since 2017, over €201M has been invested, focusing on roads not typically maintained by local councils. Minister Dara Calleary praises Budget 2026s boost, adding €2M overall, including €500K for offshore island roads. Local authorities now consult residents to pick priority roads, with users contributing a small local amount alongside government support.
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