€4 Million To Be Made Available For The Ballydehob To Bantry Line
€4 million will be made available by Transport Infrastructure Ireland for the Ballydehob to Bantry line.
Over the last five years the TII have invested €10 million into the N71 to improve the standards of the road for those who commute to work in West Cork and for tourists who travel the highly popular Wild Atlantic Way.
Cork South West Fine Gael TD Jim Daly has pledged to continue meeting with the TII to ensure that a schedule of works will be put in place and that the schedule will meet it's deadlines.
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