Councillors want Coillte to foot bill for truck-damaged roads

Local authority members want both Coillte and privately-run forestry operations to pay for damage by pounding trucks to rural roads in Cork county.

Several members of Cork County Council expressed concern at the serious state of “tertiary roads” near commercial forests.

Councillors claim many roads have deteriorated because they were not built to accommodate large trucks fully laden with timber.

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