Works are scheduled to be in place until early December.
Businesses in a Westmeath town are hitting out at the lack of consultation over road works taking place for the next few weeks.
Enhancements along the Main Street in Kinnegad to install granite kerbs and pave a raised table and footpaths, are creating a temporary stop-and-go system in the town.
Works are expected to continue until December 6th outside the site where the new library is being developed.
Labour councillor in the town, Denis Leonard, says businesses wanted to see the issue pushed back to January:
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