There's calls to install more "quality" lights in the area.
There's fears among residents in a midlands town they won't be able to get home safely, as a result of poor lighting.
That's according to Aoife Masterson, a Sinn Féin candidate for Tullamore LEA in next year's elections.
She claims the Charleville Road in the town has seen a reduction in the number of people walking there, because there's lights on just one side of the road.
But, Ms. Masterson says the quantity of lighting isn't the issue:
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