A new pathway has successfully been created in Dungarvan, Waterford, as part of the new Tournore Permeability Scheme which promotes active travel.
The pathway is benefitting residents of the Tournore housing development area, offering faster, safe and more convenient access to local shops, schools and other services including a new bus stop being installed on the Clonea Road, and the ever-popular Waterford Greenway.
Also, as part of the scheme, accommodation works including upgraded junctions, enhancement works to the footpaths and the amenity area, and new street lighting have made the area more attractive and inviting.
Dylan White, Active Travel Communications and Behavioural Change Officer at Waterford City and County Council, said: "This project reflects the ongoing commitment of Waterford City and County Council to foster healthier, more connected communities through Active Travel initiatives.
"The Tournore Permeability Scheme is a shining example of how infrastructure improvements can enrich daily life while promoting environmental sustainability."
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