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Motorists in Broadford are advised of upcoming four day road closures next week to allow for essential works linked to a new housing development in the area.
Limerick City and County Council has confirmed that Cluain Dara (L-7019-329) in Broadford will be closed to traffic from Tuesday, October 28 to Friday, October 31, 2025.
The closure is required to facilitate a wastewater connection to the new housing scheme currently under development in the village.
During the works, diversions will be in place via the R515 Main Street, Broadford, connecting to the L-7017 and L-7018 routes through Farrihy. The council has said that local access will be maintained for residents and that all diversions will be clearly signposted.
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The local authority has thanked road users and residents for their patience and cooperation while the essential infrastructure works are carried out.
For further updates on local roadworks and closures, visit www.limerick.ie
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