Gas Networks Ireland will host a public information event and consultation at Kildysart Community Centre on Thursday, 5 November, from 5pm to 8pm.
The drop-in event will provide members of the local community and other stakeholders with an opportunity to learn more about proposals for the installation of essential utility connections and services associated with the SGER project, including electricity, fibre broadband and water infrastructure.
The proposed route will start at Booltiagh substation and carry on along the following local and national roads towards the SGER site at Cahiracon:
Sorrel Island Road
L2084 – Furroor
N68 – Frure to Lissycasey GAA Club
L2158 – Leamnaleaha
L2072 – Tonlegee
L2128 – Tonlegee, Derrylea, Ballyleaan, Liscormack
L2066 – Kilrush Road
R743 – Kildysart
Nearby residents along the proposed route are encouraged to attend. Members of the project team will be available throughout the event to answer questions, discuss the proposals and gather local feedback and insights.
The event forms part of Gas Networks Ireland’s ongoing commitment to engaging with communities and stakeholders and ensuring they are informed as the project progresses.
To find out more about the SGER project, please visit Strategic Gas Emergency Reserve | Gas Networks Ireland