The Muff section of the North West Greenway is progressing very well and is due to be tarmacked shortly.
Local Sinn Fein Councillor, Terry Crossan, said that ‘great credit’ is due to both the contractor and the resident engineer for the quality of the work carried out to date.
“I am informed that the tarmac operation will begin shortly,” Cllr Crossan said.
“I can also report that a preferred route for the first phase of the Muff to Quigley’s Point section has been agreed and will now be on the seaward side of the R238 as far as the sea wall at Greenbank. The Greenbank to Quigley’s Point section will be carried out in conjunction with remedial works on the sea wall as a separate project.”
Next week, Cllr Crossan added, will see road traffic management in place from St Mary’s Hall to the Play Park. This will continue for a number of weeks.
“Hopefully there will not be too much disruption while these works are in progress. I would ask that drivers exercise care and be patient for the duration of the project,” he concluded.
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