Fears long-awaited bypass will fall victim to cuts

FEARS are increasing that a long-awaited €137 million bypass road for Kerry’s county town due to start next year will fall victim to government cutbacks.

Fears long-awaited bypass will fall victim to cuts
Fri, 26 Nov, 2010 - 00:00
Donal Hickey

Last month in Castleisland, where he officially opened a new bypass, Defence Minister Tony Killeen pledged work would commence on the Tralee bypass early in 2011.

Independent TD Jackie Healy-Rae has also listed the Tralee project among the conditions for his continuing support of the beleaguered Government.

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CourtsPlace: KerryPlace: CastleislandPlace: TraleePlace: Dublin-NavanPlace: KillorglinPlace: KillarneyPlace: Listowel roadsPlace: LimerickPerson: Defence MinisterPerson: Tony KilleenPerson: Jackie Healy-RaePerson: Transport MinisterPerson: Noel DempseyPerson: Labour councillorPerson: Arthur SpringPerson: KilleenPerson: TraleePerson: SpringPerson: CouncillorPerson: Jim FinucanePerson: Bobby O’ConnellPerson: O’ConnellOrganisation: Kerry County CouncilOrganisation: Fine GaelOrganisation: National Roads Authority
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