It has received over 370 signatures so far.
A petition calling for the development of a pedestrian crossing in a Laois village is nearing its target.
375 people have put their signatures on the online campaign, which pedestrians in Cullohill face danger everyday due to the lack of a crossing.
It says the problem is affecting all villagers who value their safety and that of their loved ones.
The petition was launched on April 25th, and has set a goal of 500 signatures.
If you wish to sign the petition, you can do so here
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