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Get your car sticker: | Slane Residents to take case for Bypass to the Dáil 6th May 2009 Following the very serious traffic incident in the village at the end of March and the very strong response from residents, Slane representatives were invited to present the case for the bypass to the powerful Oireachtas Committee on Transport. The committee has a major role in examining performance, exploring issues and recommending policy in their area. The meeting was organised by local T.D., Shane McEntee who is a member of the Committee. Three representatives spoke to the Committee on the day -
Members of the committee were genuinely shocked by the presentations of the representatives and pledged to take an interest in the resolution of the issue. Deputy Paul Connaughton, who chaired the meeting, undertook to invite both the Meath County Manager, Mr Tom Dowling and the Chief Executive of the National Roads Authority, Mr Fred Barry to meet with the Committee at the earliest opportunity to discuss the matter. Representatives of the community in Slane were also to be included in this meeting. A group of fifteen residents travelled to be present in the public gallery on the day. A full transcript of the day's proceedings can be accessed on the Committee webpage HERE. (Click 'Expand All' under 'This Debate' - menu at top left) A transcript of Norma Kealy's statement on behalf of the Bypass Slane Campaign can be downloaded HERE. Read our Press Release following the event. Read the report in the Irish Times. |
Official transcript of meeting Norma Kealy (Bypass Slane Campaign) Statement. Bypass Slane Campaign |
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Bypass Slane Campaign, c/o Slane Community Forum, The Village Inn, Slane, Co. Meath. |
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