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grit on roads N59

  • 10-07-2013 10:26pm
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    serious3
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    following on from the wicklow gritting thread, just a heads up that galway co co have been throwing chips along the whole length of the N59 from galway to clifden and beyond, no warning signs whatsoever anywhere, since when do chips cool down hot sticky tar?


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    thecivvie
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    The road from Leenane to Maam to Maam Cross the council put grit out instead of loose chips. And all over the road in spots. Very dangerous had a few scary moments

    Also anyone doing the photo rally and going to Renvyle Castle most tomtom's will bring you up the Currywongan road between Kylemore and Tullycross, council have laid loose chips the whole length

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