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Community Council Welcome Banteer Village Roads Works
Banteer, Lyre, Nadd, and Districts Community Council welcome the news that Cork County Council will, in the next 2 or 3 weeks, carry out works to improve some of the existing road from the railway road crossing to the railway station entrance gate, and further if the funding allows.
The long term plan is to resurface/drain the Railway road and Clonmeen road and the Community Council have also requested that remaining work be included on the 2025 roads programme as the Railway road, Clonmeen road and some of the Kanturk road are in extremely poor state. The local community council has been lobbying for resurfacing, drainage works etc. on these roads for the last 5 or 6 years.
These roads are subject to major traffic volumes each day of the year versus other roads in the Duhallow area, and the road surface has been patched many many times.
Nadd village is due a 2nd flashing speed sign on the Cork side of the village, and a speed cushion to control speed via the village.
Banteer Sportsfield/Park winners
Joni Lehane Enright €1500 Linda Good €500
John Farrisey, Dermot Scanlon Lisa Quirke, Sean McLoughlin, and Laura Cullinane €100 each
Next Sportsfield/Park draw at the end of Oct.
Banteer Community Sportsfield Granted 138k Sports Capital Funding
Banteer Community Sportsfield welcome the Sports Capital grant of €138,013 announced last week. This grant is towards additional improvements at the Centre such as pitch improvement works, new goals, mower, dugouts, and building improvements .
Congratulations!
Banteer Badminton and Banteer Camogie Club would like to acknowledge and congratulate Zara Buckley and Mairead O’Sullivan on their fantastic achievement of being selected to represent Ireland in u13 Badminton. They will travel as part of a strong team of 8 to Malmo in Sweden. Well done, girls!