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€4,792,990 in 2025 — and none of it reached Killardry

Five funds were allocated across the county in 2025. Each one covers a defect documented at Killardry Bridge. The bridge received nothing from any of them.

Bridge RehabilitationBridge Rehabilitation: €1,070,000€1,070,000Speed Limits Review SignsSpeed Limits Review Signs: €940,000€940,000Drainage WorksDrainage Works: €1,073,000€1,073,000Climate Change Adaptation & ResilienceClimate Change Adaptation & Resilience: €938,490€938,490Safety Improvement WorksSafety Improvement Works: €771,500€771,500

Five 2025 funding streams, €4,792,990 in total. Source below.

2025 fundAmount
Bridge Rehabilitation€1,070,000
Speed Limits Review Signs€940,000
Drainage Works€1,073,000
Climate Change Adaptation & Resilience€938,490
Safety Improvement Works€771,500
Total€4,792,990

From the same report, other structures in the county were funded that year:

Kilmoyler is where the Aherlow meets the Suir. — so a “River Suir” package cannot cleanly exclude it.

Source: TCC Management Report May 2025, Item No. 9.1, pp.7-8 (held, hashed, sha256 36880b3b3783dda8)

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