Fine Gael TD Micheal Carrigy says the N4 Mullingar to Roosky upgrade is an important part of the story.
Investment in a Midlands road project is playing a crucial part in bringing more economic opportunities to the region.
Longford Westmeath TD Micheal Carrigy says the money secured to upgrade the N4 Mullingar to Roosky project has played a part in the IDA committing to build a new state of the art facility in the region.
It's expected construction on the Advance Building Solutions development on the edge of Longford Town will begin in around 12 months time.
The Fine Gael rep says the announcement shows the future is bright for the Midlands:
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