Main road has no place for walkers

RECENTLY I inspected the road from Anhid (a mile south of Croom in Co Limerick where there is a signpost for Granagh), south to Banogue, O’Rourke’s Cross and on to Charleville in Co Cork.

Main road has no place for walkers
Mon, 17 Oct, 2005 - 01:00

This stretch of the main Limerick- to-Cork road is not a dual carriageway and there are many roadside residences from Anhid to Charleville.

People living there have a right to visit their neighbours on foot using the main road, as all of us are paying for its upkeep.

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