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ALERT | Motorists warned North Longford road closed due to essential bridge repair work
Motorists are been warned that a North Longford road will remain closed due to essential bridge repair work.
The L-1024 Kiltycreevagh to Leggagh which has been subject to a 24-hour closure since Monday, September 8 is to remain closed until Friday week, October 10.
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This road closure is required for essential bridge repair work at Kiltycreevagh Bridge.
Alternative Routes
Traffic from Ballinamuck to Leggagh should divert through Ballinamuck village on the L-1017 to Gaigue crossroads and proceed on the R198 to Martins Cross, then turn onto the L-1023 to Leggagh village.
Traffic from Leggagh to Ballinamuck should divert onto the R198 at Martins Cross and proceed to Gaigue crossroads, then turn onto L-1017 into Ballinamuck village.
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Longford County Council is advising that local access as far as Kiltycreevagh bridge will be maintained, but there will be no through access at the bridge for safety reasons.
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