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Longford County Council crews remain busy removing fallen trees and debris and making roads passable in the wake of Storm Éowyn.
Roads Passable
The fallen tree incident previously reported at L50173 (Townparks townland) has now been resolved. Current road status: Passable.
The fallen tree incident previously reported in the Townparks townland has now been resolved. Current road status: Passable.
The debris incident previously reported at L-5208-0 (Parkplace townland) has now been resolved. Current road status: Passable.
The fallen tree incident previously reported in the Camlisk Beg townland has now been resolved. Current road status: Passable.
The fallen tree incident previously reported at L10501 (Molly townland) has now been resolved. Current road status: Passable.
The fallen tree incident previously reported at Edenmore, Ballinamuck (Glenmore townland) has now been resolved. Current road status: Passable.
The fallen tree incident previously reported at L1039 (Fostragh townland) has now been resolved. Current road status: Passable.
The fallen tree incident previously reported at L-5180-0 (Barney townland) has now been resolved. Current road status: Passable.
The fallen tree incident previously reported at Longford Road L-1173 (Tinnynarr townland) has now been resolved. Current road status: Passable.
The fallen tree incident previously reported at R393-259 (Feraghfad townland) has now been resolved. Current road status: Passable.
The fallen tree incident previously reported at N55-256 (Cranalagh More townland) has now been resolved. Current road status: Passable.
The fallen tree incident previously reported at L5209 (Cloghan townland) has now been resolved. Current road status: Passable.
The fallen tree incident previously reported at R395-285 (Aghafin townland) has now been resolved. Current road status: Passable.
The fallen tree incident previously reported at L-50192-0 clonbalt (Aghadegnan townland) has now been resolved. Current road status: Passable.
The fallen tree incident previously reported at L1030 (Aghadowry townland) has now been resolved. Current road status: Passable.
Fallen tree has been reported at L10501 (Molly townland). Current road status: Impassable.
The fallen pole incident previously reported at R397 (Brickeens townland) has now been resolved. Current road status: Passable.
Fallen tree has been reported at N55-256 (Cranalagh More townland). Current road status: Impassable
Fallen tree has been reported at L5135 (Glenoghil townland). Current road status: Impassable.
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N4 Newtownforbes to Clooniher Pavement Resurfacing Scheme
Roadstone Ltd have been appointed on behalf of Longford County Council as the main contractor for the N4 Newtownforbes to Clooniher Pavement Rehabilitation Scheme and wishes to provide advance notice of significant roadworks on the N4 between Newtownforbes and Rooskey. The resurfacing works shall start at Newtownforbes village and continue for approximately 4kms west of Newtownforbes to the Rinn River Bridge.
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Works are due to begin on Monday, January 27 and will continue until Friday, April 4. Works take place daily from 8am to 5pm. The works will be carried out under a stop/go traffic management system, in place for the duration of the works. A Special Roadworks Speed limit of 60km/h shall also be in place for the duration of the works.
The scheme will generally involve the following works: 1. Road reconstruction/resurfacing. 2. Road Markings and Studs installation. 3. Ancillary Accommodation Works.
The nature of these works often means some disturbance is unavoidable, but please be assured that every effort will be made to minimise any unnecessary disruption during these works. If you have any additional queries or issues regarding the works in your area during this period, Longford County Council Roads section may be contacted at 043 33 43341.
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