€4m transport investment announced for Galway city

Minister for Public and Commuter Transport Alan Kelly has today announced details of a €4m investment in transport projects for Galway city.

Tue, 06 Mar, 2012 - 12:31

Minister for Public and Commuter Transport Alan Kelly has today announced details of a €4m investment in transport projects for Galway city.

The money will be used to fund a range of projects designed to improve traffic flows and provide new or better routes for cyclists and pedestrians.

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