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06 Sept 2025
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LIMERICK City and County Council have given notice that there will be a temporary closure of the R516 road Bruff to Croom.
The road will be closed from Monday, September 2, to Friday, September 6, to facilitate overlay road works.
The section of road that will be closed is from the junction between the N20 interchange at Croom to its junction with the R512 at Bruff.
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Motorists are warned of diversions, which will be from the N20 at O’Rourke’s Cross to the R512 at Killmallock and onto the R516 junction at Main Street, Bruff.
The council said that diversions will be clearly sign-posted and that local traffic will be accommodated.
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