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PUBLIC RECORD

Tipperary County Council: the public record — councillors, FOI and bridge inspections

477 bridges, about three approved for funding a year

Cahir–Cashel Municipal District signed minutes, 25 May 2026

Mike and Bronagh

Mike and Bronagh together in lifejackets on a boat
Mike and Bronagh

The open channel beside the road

Two family-supplied views show the roadside channel and road edge at the bend. No barrier is visible between the channel and the road in the photographed section.

Capture date not confirmed. “Left” describes these views, not Bronagh’s direction of travel.

Family-supplied view of the roadside channel and road edge at the bend
Closer view of the roadside channel and exposed soil. Screen controls cropped; original retained.
Family-supplied wider view of the roadside channel and bend
Wider view of the roadside channel and bend. Black screenshot bars removed; vehicle registration obscured for privacy.

Was this a permanent drain or an excavation still in progress? What protection, signs and inspections were specified? Could water or erosion have affected the road edge?

These are questions for the works records and an engineering assessment, not findings from photographs.

Read the sourced roadworks record and scope note.

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Documents in this record

  1. How was a skimpy resurface more important than an engineer who wrote that the parapet wall was gone?
  2. 477 bridges, about three approved for funding a yearCahir–Cashel Municipal District signed minutes, 25 May 2026
  3. €4.79 million programme, €1.07 million for bridge rehabilitation: where the 2025 money wentTCC Management Report, May 2025, item 9.1
  4. The council's inspection recorded the parapet ‘partly removed’ — months before 24 April 2025TCC inspection TY-L3151-B-010, 21 January 2025
  5. 80 km/h until 7 February 2025: the default limit on the approach, in the council's own recordFOI 10526; Motion 2861, 14 October 2024
  6. ‘The correct number is L3151’: how the road was identified in the FOI decisionFOI 10526 Decision, 31 July 2026
  7. Two inspections, two different types: June 2024 and January 2025TY-L3151-B-010
  8. Tipperary County Council: the record
  9. Other bridges, other roads — and how Killardry differed
  10. How the council engaged — before and after
  11. How ‘no records’ was produced

Public-road decisions · James Swords and the 93-day record · Watch the Swords record.

Road Death Tipp

Tipperary road deaths — remembrance and records

Remembrance and the official records, county by year.

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