NEWS: Councillor Liam Browne set to shine a spotlight on Cashel’s public lighting concerns

placeholder image — He has expressed concerns about dim lighting on Main Street, John Street, and Lowergate Square, noting that both business owners and residents are unhappy with the new LED street lights.

He has expressed concerns about dim lighting on Main Street, John Street, and Lowergate Square, noting that both business owners and residents are unhappy with the new LED street lights.

Councillor Liam Browne is set to shine a spotlight on Cashel’s public lighting concerns at the upcoming February Municipal District Meeting.

He has expressed concerns about dim lighting on Main Street, John Street, and Lowergate Square, noting that both business owners and residents are unhappy with the new LED street lights.

A petition is making the rounds, as signatories insist the new lighting leaves the streets too dim.

Councillor Browne plans to submit a motion requesting a detailed check of the lighting, including how bright the lights are, how evenly they illuminate the area, and where the new lights are placed.

His aim is to make sure the heart of Cashel remains safe and welcoming, with bright streets for everyone who lives, works, or walks there.

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