Carlow Councillor Paul Doogue says the local authority in Laois is acting too slowly on the matter in the border town of Graiguecullen.
Laois County Council is too slow to get things done.
That's according to Carlow Councillor Paul Doogue who says the footpaths in Graiguecullen are being neglected by the local authority in the O'Moore county.
The Graiguecullen man raised the issue over 18 months ago after complaints from local residents.
The Fine Gael councillor says it's much easier to get things done in Carlow:
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