Council declines offer to re-instate iconic sign: NRA

THE National Roads Authority has said its offer to re-instate an iconic tourism landmark it stripped down in the Burren in controversial circumstances was turned down by Clare county council.

Council declines offer to re-instate iconic sign: NRA
Sat, 25 Jun, 2011 - 01:00
Gordon Deegan

Spokesman with the National Roads Authority (NRA), Sean O’Neill, yesterday confirmed the NRA did offer to re-instate the commercial signs in the Co Clare village of Ballyvaughan.

However, he said the local authority — which has jurisdiction over what signs are allowed in 50km/h speed zones — turned down the offer.

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