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Councillor Máirín McGrath and Killardry Bridge — what the minutes and the inspections record

Killardry Bridge · the Council and the bridge · source-led

Councillor Máirín McGrath (Independent, Cahir) is named here by public office only. This page sets the dated bridge record from the Council’s own documents beside what the checked minutes record under this member’s name concerning bridges, Killardry, Kilmoyler or the L3101. It makes no finding about what Máirín McGrath knew, decided or caused.

What the minutes record under this member’s name

On 25 May 2026 the Cahir–Cashel Municipal District minutes record, following McGrath’s request for urgent rehabilitation of Rehill Bridge, the District Engineer reporting that tender documents were nearly complete and that temporary measures were being considered to reopen it (minutes, p. 6). The same minutes record the District Engineer’s report of 477 bridges in the district, applications for 14 and funding for three. Her three 2025 Kilmoyler funding questions (24 February, 26 May, 23 June) are minuted as climate and flood-funding questions; none names Killardry Bridge or its parapet (February, p. 4; May, p. 6; June, pp. 7–8).

The bridge, in the Council’s own documents

The documents establish what was recorded and when. They do not establish which person received the 21 January 2025 inspection, what assessment followed, or that any member of the district received it.

What this page establishes, and what it does not

The family’s position: Bronagh’s family believes the signing and guarding described in the Council’s own bridge guidance should have followed the January 2025 rating, and that the members who sit for the district should ask, on the record, why it did not. As Bronagh’s parents said: “One small cone and she’d be with us” (Tipperary Live, October 2025). That is presented as the family’s position, not as a finding about any member’s knowledge, motive, responsibility or causation.

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Factual record. No finding of causation or responsibility is made here.

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