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Just
an idea so we don't end up stepping on broken-bottle ends at night,
which I've seen every so often. I usually bring a torch, but safety
shoes with steel insoles would be advised. Getting ESB Networks to
install an electrical supply for lighting always seems to be a hassle
and costly, as we saw recently when a pedestrian crossing was installed,
so maybe lights could be solar powered and on sensors? They'd only need
to turn on intermittently, so average power use would be low and
therefore solar panels for powering the system wouldn't have to be
large. In fact, a sensor could be mounted on the nearest light to the
gate to control a string of maybe three streetlamps.
Edit: Grok made the image, so send the Grammar Police to them if you're concerned about spelling.
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