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Tierney welcomes Skeoge Link resurfacing scheme

written by cassoscoop February 21, 2022
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Former Mayor of Derry and Strabane Councillor Brian Tierney

SDLP councillor Brian Tierney has welcomed a £1.3m resurfacing scheme for the A515 Skeoge Link in Derry.

Infrastructure Minister Nichola Mallon announced work would commence on Monday, February 28.

The works will start at the Ballyarnett Roundabout and continue westwards to the Buncrana Road Roundabout, a distance of some 2.8 kilometres and will include the resurfacing of the Buncrana Road Roundabout.

Said Cllr Tierney: “I’m delighted that SDLP Infrastructure Minister Nichola Mallon has delivered this significant investment in our local community.

“This resurfacing work has been badly needed for some time and after I wrote to Minister Mallon and highlighted the issues the poor quality of this road was causing she took swift action.

“This is a very busy road used by both local residents and commuters and this work will result in smoother journeys for drivers with less damage being caused to their vehicle.

“It’s anticipated the work will be completed in May and while I’ve been assured by the department disruption will be kept to a minimum I’d urge people to be patient and to follow diversions at all times.

“This project once again highlights Minister Mallon’s determination to improve the lives of local communities.

“This is the latest in a line of positive announcements she has made for our area and I’m sure local people will be glad to see this important work completed in the coming months,” added the former Mayor of Derry and Strabane Council.

Tierney welcomes Skeoge Link resurfacing scheme was last modified: February 21st, 2022 by cassoscoop

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