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Hello community members & friends , Emyvale Tidy Towns committee have been hard at work during 2024. We have gained an additional 9 marks in this year National Tidy Towns competition. Please see adjudicators report / comments link here https://tidytowns.s3.eu- west-1.amazonaws.com/u_reports/2024/monaghan/2024-Monaghan- Emyvale-1042.pdf We have made fantastic progress in recent years. We need your help once again this year. We are planning more work during 2025 . Let’s keep Emyvale & environs beautiful & litter free. If you can donate in anyway towards our fundraising efforts ; many thanks. See link / QR code: https://gofund.me/766b868f
Mullan Road A number of requests have come in to me regarding the work carried out by Monaghan County Council on the Mullan Road. My answer is - I do not know. There are now yellow line stripes along both sides of the road and a continuous White Line from the village to the bottom of the Cassey Hill, I do not know what the lines indicate and why the White line down the hill. Normally a White continuous line would indicate that Passing Out other vehicles is not allowed. I have no idea what the Yellow lines indicate. In the past we have requested the Council to have a speed limit issued for this road especially from Village to Emy Lake turn at McKenna’s corner and that is now more important as there are quite a greater number of youth going to and from the Village from the new housing estate at the Emy Lake turn and lots of people walk to and from the Lake using this roadway. There is also an increase in traffic, which includes workers going to and from their work. As for the Yellow lines, we would have hoped that the Council would repair the surface at the bottom of the Hill, which is very rough with holes and hallows.
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Emyvale: The Wednesday Club ……………… HERE Tidy Towns …………………………… HERE Village Inhabitants ………………. HERE Panto in 1977. ……………………. HERE Local Emyvale Awards ……. HERE Local Walk …………………… HERE Walk No 2 ………………………. HERE Emyvale 1959 ………………………. HERE Happy Emyvale …………….. HERE fionn …………………here
Hello community members & friends , Emyvale Tidy Towns committee have been hard at work during 2024. We have gained an additional 9 marks in this year National Tidy Towns competition. Please see adjudicators report / comments link here https://tidytowns.s3.eu-west- 1.amazonaws.com/u_reports/2024/mona ghan/2024-Monaghan-Emyvale-1042.pdf We have made fantastic progress in recent years. We need your help once again this year. We are planning more work during 2025 . Let’s keep Emyvale & environs beautiful & litter free. If you can donate in anyway towards our fundraising efforts ; many thanks. See link / QR code: https://gofund.me/766b868f
Mullan Road A number of requests have come in to me regarding the work carried out by Monaghan County Council on the Mullan Road. My answer is - I do not know. There are now yellow line stripes along both sides of the road and a continuous White Line from the village to the bottom of the Cassey Hill, I do not know what the lines indicate and why the White line down the hill. Normally a White continuous line would indicate that Passing Out other vehicles is not allowed. I have no idea what the Yellow lines indicate. In the past we have requested the Council to have a speed limit issued for this road especially from Village to Emy Lake turn at McKenna’s corner and that is now more important as there are quite a greater number of youth going to and from the Village from the new housing estate at the Emy Lake turn and lots of people walk to and from the Lake using this roadway. There is also an increase in traffic, which includes workers going to and from their work. As for the Yellow lines, we would have hoped that the Council would repair the surface at the bottom of the Hill, which is very rough with holes and hallows.