Meath council warns drivers over M4 boycott

Updated: 21:59, Monday, 19 December 2005

Meath County Council has warned lorry drivers who are boycotting the new M4 toll road that it may introduce emergency by-laws.

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Nine News: Ciarán Mullooly, Midlands Correspondent, reports on Meath County Council's warning it may restrict access to Enfield if lorry drivers insist on driving through the town to avoid new tolls
Nine News: Ciarán Mullooly, Midlands Correspondent, reports on Meath County Council's warning it may restrict access to Enfield if lorry drivers insist on driving through the town to avoid new tolls
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Six One News: Ciarán Mullooly, Midlands Correspondent, reports on Meath County Council's warning it may restrict access to Enfield if lorry drivers insist on driving through the town to avoid new tolls
Six One News: Ciarán Mullooly, Midlands Correspondent, reports on Meath County Council's warning it may restrict access to Enfield if lorry drivers insist on driving through the town to avoid new tolls

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Meath County Council has warned lorry drivers who are boycotting the new M4 toll road that it may introduce emergency by-laws.

The council said it would introduce the move, which would restrict access to the town of Enfield, if vehicle owners insist on driving through the village instead of using a nearby relief road which is toll-free.

Residents in Enfield are unhappy because the new M4 has not removed trucks from the town.

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