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The councillors for the district that includes Killardry Bridge
Eleven elected members make up the Tipperary–Cahir–Cashel Municipal District — the local-authority district that includes Killardry Bridge on the L3101, near Kilmoyler, where Bronagh English, 18, died on 24 April 2025. This page indexes each member and links to the public record of the district’s roads, bridges and spending.
About this page. This is a factual index of elected representatives and their public office. It makes no allegation against any member and reaches no conclusion about the cause of any death — those are matters for the proper legal process. If any detail here is inaccurate, please tell us and it will be corrected.
24 February → 26 May → 23 June 2025
What was asked for at Kilmoyler — and what was not
The adopted minutes record requests concerning Climate and Flood Relief Funding and climate change funding works at Kilmoyler before and after 24 April 2025.
Cahir local electoral area
- Máirín McGrathIndependent · Cahir
- Andy MoloneyIndependent · Cahir
- Marie MurphyFine Gael · Cahir
- Mícheál AnglimFianna Fáil · Cahir
Cashel–Tipperary local electoral area
- John O'HeneyIndependent · Cashel–Tipperary
- Declan BurgessFine Gael · Cashel–Tipperary
- Liam BrowneIndependent · Cashel–Tipperary
- Roger KennedyFianna Fáil · Cashel–Tipperary
- Mary Hanna HouriganFine Gael · Cashel–Tipperary
- John CrosseFine Gael · Cashel–Tipperary
- Annemarie RyanSinn Féin · Cashel–Tipperary
The public record for this district
These are sourced, public documents about the district’s roads, bridges and spending. Each links to the record and its source:
- The €450 parapet repair costed in 2014 and scheduled for 2017, recorded as not carried out — the document record.
- The council’s own “Significant Damage” engineering inspection of 21 January 2025, recording the parapet capping “partly removed” — what the council knew.
- Five 2025 county funds totalling €4.79m, and where Killardry sat — the money.
- The 477-bridge maintenance backlog — the backlog.
- €1,858,877 paid to the county’s forty members in 2025 in pay, allowances and expenses (the public Registers of Payments to Members).
Membership per the public record of the 2024 Tipperary County Council election and the council’s published membership; no co-options are recorded for these two areas. If any detail is inaccurate, tell us.
Last updated 2026-09-07. This is a living record — findings are added as dated entries and prior versions remain visible.