It will see upgrading of footpaths and the pedestrianisation of part of Sean Costello St.
Work on Athlone’s €4m town centre regeneration looks set to begin early in 2022.
The project, which will see major works around Mardyke St and Pump Lane, should go out to tender at the end of this year.
It will see upgrading of footpaths, pedestrianisation of part of Sean Costello St as well as street furniture, play equipment, cycle parking, trees and landscaping to enhance biodiversity.
Frankie Keena, the new Cathaoirleach of Westmeath County Council, says the plans are vibrant, attractive and will provide huge benefits to local business:
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