Traders in Buttevant are relieved as roadworks come to an end after 18 months
Business in the town has been adversely hit throughout the course of the work with some businesses forced to close
Traders in Buttevant have expressed a sigh of relief as 18 months of roadworks come to an end.
Locals are reminding motorists the town is open for business and have planned celebrations as the roadworks cease.
Business in the town has been adversely hit throughout the course of the work with some businesses forced to close.
Once noted as the worst road surface in any Irish town the main street has now been completely re-surfaced and new footpaths and lighting have been installed and trades are anxious to attract people into the town.
Buttevant Community Council is organising an Open for Business street party on Saturday December 10th.
Noel Cullen, runs Cullens Garage in Buttevant and he told RedFM News what to expect.
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