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Louth County Council signs €5m contract for Clanbrassil Street & St Nicholas’ Quarter Rejuvenation Scheme

Louth County Council has signed a contract with John Cradock Ltd, Kilcullen, Co Kildare for the Clanbrassil Street & St Nicholas’ Quarter Rejuvenation Scheme in Dundalk. Works are expected to commence on January 7 2019. The area of the works ...

13 Dec 2018 at 11:32

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Appeal for co-operation ahead of major street works in Dundalk

Following the announcement yesterday by Louth County Council(LCC), that it intends to introduce a one way system on Church Street and Clanbrassil Street for 11 months, to facilitate the Clanbrassil Street & St Nicholas Quarter Rejuvenation ...

18 Sept 2018 at 11:20

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Dundalk businesses struggling to keep going through Church Street rejuvenation works

The impact of the ongoing St Nicholas’ Quarter Rejuvenation works in the Church Street area of Dundalk is having a detrimental effect on businesses in the area, according to some shop owners. “It’s having a dreadful effect on us, a really ...

10 Sept 2019 at 11:58

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Dundalk motorists voice frustration over new Church Street layout

A number of motorists have voiced their frustration in recent days over the new traffic layout on Church Street in Dundalk. The Democrat has spoke to some, who have said that as a result of the narrowing of Church Street, some vehicles ...

11 Dec 2019 at 13:37

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