Almost 100% of vehicles are not obeying speed limits near Cloneyhurke NS.
A rural Offaly primary school is calling for urgent road safety upgrades for its community.
The Green Schools committee at Cloneyhurke National School recently carried out a walkability audit, which found 97% of vehicles were not obeying the 50 km/h speed limit at peak times.
They're calling for measures such as speed ramps and road resurfacing.
Deputy principal Natasha Delaney says it needs to be addressed:
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