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Kinvara village - tourism magnet with a third world road surface

  • 15-08-2018 6:17pm
    #1
    deaglan1
    Registered Users Posts: 244 ✭✭


    I had not been to Kinvara for some time - I am in shock - the road through this picturesque tourist village is Third World standard. Considering that it is a Burren Gateway and has the Castle, it is incredible that the road surface from one end of the town to the other is in such a poor state.


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  • #2
    stampydmonkey
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,359 ✭✭✭stampydmonkey


    Bigtime been like that for years. Would be a truly stunning village if they would resurface it all


  • #3
    [Deleted User]
    Posts: 0 ✭ [Deleted User]


    It's part of the tourism strategy for the village, it offers a much more authentic experience with the potholes, the yanks love being jostled about


  • #4
    8kvscdpglqnyr4
    Closed Accounts Posts: 413 ✭✭8kvscdpglqnyr4


    Completely agree! I cycle thought it a lot and it's actually quite dangerous on a bike.


  • #5
    jkforde
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,009 ✭✭✭jkforde


    yeah, it's in some shameful state, if you email the TDs and CC the roads dept. of the CoCo you'll get what the plan is for it, if any... I'll wager it's in some legal limbo over the reinstatement after the drainage works

    🌦️ 6.7kwp, 45°, SSW, mid-Galway 🌦️

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  • #6
    ratracer
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    The reason the street hasn’t been resurfaced over the years was because the whole place had to be dug up to facilitate pipe laying works to the new sewerage treatment plant. That work is now complete, and resurfacing work is scheduled to take place from the castle to the opposite end of the village once the high tourism season ends in Sept/ Oct.
    It’s torturous cycling/ driving through the village everyday, but hopefully the end is in sight, and it will be worth the wait.
    The water in the bay has certainly improved in the last year with the opening of the treatment works.


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  • #7
    ratracer
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    Come on back folks.... all the bumps in the village are gone. However, road improvement works, including a cycle lane, will soon be starting from Ballindereen village to Kinvara, and are expected to take 18 mths to complete.


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