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Traditional signage in Ballina is being restored as part of a town centre improvement initiative led by Marie-Thérèse Duffy.
Traditional signage in the heart of Ballina is set to receive a facelift following a new initiative led by local councillor Marie-Thérèse Duffy.
Funding has been allocated to clean and restore the town’s historic signs, with works already underway to carefully remove, repaint and reinstate them.
Cllr Duffy said the project aims to enhance the appearance of Ballina town centre while preserving elements of its heritage.
The restoration process involves taking down the signs so they can be professionally cleaned and repainted before being returned to their original locations.
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She also acknowledged the efforts of outdoor staff involved in the work, thanking them for their contribution to improving the town.
The initiative is expected to brighten up the streetscape and maintain the traditional character of Ballina, making it more attractive for both locals and visitors.
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