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A safety assessment will be carried out at Castleshanaghan Road (L1104-1) at Ballymaleel
A safety assessment will be carried out on a busy stretch of road between Letterkenny and Ramelton.
Possible traffic calming measures will be considered for the Castleshanaghan Road (L1104-1) at Ballymaleel.
This comes after Cllr Donal Coyle brought a motion to the January meeting of Letterkenny-Milford MD calling for the council to erect traffic calming signs on the road.
Cllr Coyle said he had been approached by a resident who raised concerns about the stretch of road. His motion was seconded by Cllr Donal ‘Mandy’ Kelly.
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Cllr Coyle welcomed the response from David McIlwaine of the council’s roads and transportation team, who confirmed that a safety assessment would be carried out.
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