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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Recent flooding in the vicinty of the Reary Valley Clonaslee
County hall pledged to clear a river blockage after the work was descried as vital.
Cllr Seamus McDonald tabled a motion at a recent calling on Laois County Council to remove tree from the river at Barkmills near David McEvoy’s house as there is a risk of flooding at this location.
He said it was “vitally important that the work would be done” because of the build up could cause floods.
Mr. Edmond Kenny, District Engineer, said maintenance crews would attend to this blockage.
The issue was raised at the Borris-in-Osory Mountmelllick Municipal District Meeting in October.
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