Roscommon County Council says it won’t be going ‘back to the drawing board’ over the controversial upgrade of Ballaghaderreen.
Businesses are angry about the €4.5 million public realm project, which would see 47 car-parking spaces removed from the town.
Protests have been ongoing for the past 13 weeks, and mediation talks are ongoing between the council and traders.
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But council chief executive Shane Tiernan is ruling out major change – with planning permission granted.
He spoke in detail about the controversy to our reporter Eoghan Murphy today:
