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According to Dundalk councillor John McGahon, Louth County Council will review traffic movements on the intersection of Castle Road and Mill Street in Dundalk.
The crossroads has seen numerous accidents and collisions over the years, with one just recently in April.
.@louthcoco have agreed to review traffic movements at Castle Rd/Mill St with a view to placing two safety railings on the corner. pic.twitter.com/kyNa8xzydJ
— John McGahon (@John_McGahon) July 4, 2017
Eleanor Farrell, Chief Commercial Officer, Bus Éireann with financial planner Eoin McGee
Cathal Fleming, Mattock Rangers, gets the better of ST Mochtas' Oisin Callan during a recent Div 1 league game in Louth village. (Pic: Arthur Kinahan)
Current Ireland manager and former head coach at Dundalk FC Stephen Kenny. (Pic: Sportsfile)
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