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Sheena McStravick

Kesh footbridge upgrade works set to begin as plans unveiled

Details have been announced for the long-awaited upgrade of a Co Fermanagh footbridge which was destroyed by flooding more than six years ago.

Kesh Footbridge was damaged by severe flooding in December 2015 and, since then, it has remained inaccessible to pedestrians which one councillor said has caused 'significant health and safety issues for residents and visitors walking to and from the village'.

The Department for Infrastructure (DfI) Roads in collaboration with Fermanagh and Omagh District Council is due to commence upgrade and refurbishment works to the footbridge and retaining walls on August 15.

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