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Overgrown hedges on Business Park Road. Photo: Donal 'Mandy' Kelly
Works will be carried out to improve the condition of the footpaths along the Business Park Road in Letterkenny.
This comes in response to a motion put forward by Fianna Fáil Cllr Donal ‘Mandy’ Kelly at a recent meeting of Letterkenny-Milford MD.
Cllr Kelly said he had received phone calls on the footpaths' condition and asked the council to address issues such as overgrown hedges and debris such as fallen leaves. He also reminded councillors that the deadline for hedgecutting season is approaching at the end of February.
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The motion was seconded by his party colleague Cllr Ciaran Brogan. The council confirmed that the works are to be completed by the end of the month.
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