'Does it always have to be a battle for the people of Moyross?'

The principal of Corpus Christi school in Moyross said the the long-awaited €58m Coonagh to Knockalisheen project is much more than a road
Fr Pat Hogan, a parish priest in Moyross one of Limerick's most deprived areas, has slammed Green Party leader and Minister for Transport Eamon Ryan and called for him to resign over a €58m road link. Photo: Press 22

Fr Pat Hogan, a parish priest in Moyross one of Limerick's most deprived areas, has slammed Green Party leader and Minister for Transport Eamon Ryan and called for him to resign over a €58m road link. Photo: Press 22

As Moyross enters the headlines once again, this time with doubt cast over the long-awaited €58m Coonagh to Knockalisheen Road, local activists  say they are sick of battling to be heard. 

Transport Minister Eamon Ryan's inclusion of the road in part of the review of the National Development Plan has raised questions over its future, despite the fact that €19m has already been spent.

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