Cork County Council Has Secured Over €7 Million To Fund Projects In Carrigaline And Kanturk
The money will be used to deliver key infrastructure projects
The Council has secured €6.4 million for the delivery of the Carrigaline Western Relief Road, which will support the sustainable development of the town centre.
The Council will appoint a contractor for the main works soon, with the expectation of commencing construction in early 2021 and completion within 18 months.
The Western Relief Road will be 750m in length and will include a new bridge to cross the Owenboy River.
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