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14 Nov 2025

Carlow road closed as structure of building is deemed 'dangerous' by council

Following the issuance of a Dangerous Structure Notice on a building located at Shamrock Square, and in the interest of public safety, the following temporary traffic restrictions have been implemented in Carlow Town

Carlow road closed as structure of building is deemed 'dangerous' by council

Carlow road closed as structure of building is deemed 'dangerous' by council

Roads and pedestrian crossing at Shamrock Square in Carlow Town have been temporarily closed due to the "dangerous" nature of a building in the are.

Carlow County Council has said it has taken the decision to temporarily close roads and pedestrian crossings at Shamrock Square, Carlow Town.

It said: "Following the issuance of a Dangerous Structure Notice on a building located at Shamrock Square, and in the interest of public safety, the following temporary traffic restrictions have been implemented as a precautionary measure while emergency works are being carried out:

"Right Turn lanes have been closed at Shamrock Square. No access to Upper Tullow Street at this junction when travelling from either Green lane or Staplestown Road and no access to Staplestown Road when travelling from Barrack Street. Diversions are in place.

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"Traffic on Upper Tullow Street may only turn left or travel straight at the Junction of Shamrock Square and travel in the direction of Green Lane or Staplestown Road. No Right Turn onto Barrack Street. Diversions are in place.

"The Traffic lights are working and all road users should obey the traffic signals.

"The pedestrian crossings on Staplestown Road and Green lane are closed. Please obey footpath closed signage and barriers. Pedestrian movement is only via Pedestrian crossing on Barrack Street and Upper Tullow Street. No pedestrians are permitted to access the fenced off area or enter the road carriage way.

"The public is advised to follow all on-site signage and obey the traffic light signals.

"The Council apologises for any inconvenience caused and appreciates your cooperation during this period of essential safety work."

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