At the February Operations Meeting Councillor Rob O’Donoghue warmly welcomed the inclusion of over €350k in funding to be spent on road infrastructure in the coming calendar year. He commented, ‘I am delighted with that the works that have been included and will be pushing for other areas in the town that need attention to be considered for upgrade.’ Continuing, he stated, ‘I am also happy to report that the new seating on the Lusk ring road will be installed once ground temperatures increase to allow concrete to set and once normal work arrangements return following the COVID-19 works restrictions.’ A breakdown of the Programme of Works for Lusk is as follows: Thorigne Fouliard Lane - €55,000- Surface Dressing & Macadam Overlay - Treen Hill - €36,000 - Road Reconstruction, - Dun Emer/Ministers Road - €68,000 - Road Reconstruction,-St MacCullins Close - €31,000 - Road Reconstruction, - Lusk to County Garden R127 - €40,000 - Footpath Kerbing,-Skerries Road - R127 Roundabout on Lusk By-pass at Clonrath Estate - €65,000 - Controlled Pedestrian Crossing, - Ministers Road on approach to Dun Emer Estate from the R132 junction -€4,000 – VAS Speed Reader,- Chapel Green Open Space - €15 ,000 - Replace Concrete path that links to and surrounds the Bandstand. Repair and resurface the Bandstand, - Orlynn Park Tennis Courts - €8,000 - Replace Fencing surrounding existing tennis courts.