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16 Mar 2026

St Patrick's Day road diversions, parking restrictions, and closed routes. Full details here

Drivers in Longford advised of road closures and traffic diversions for St Patrick’s Day parade

Longford town Patrick's Day parade

A previous St Patrick's Day parade in Longford town

Road users have been advised of several road closures that will be taking place to facilitate the St Patrick’s Day parade tomorrow, Tuesday, March 17.   

The roads will be closed from 2pm until 10pm however the reopening may occur in advance of the advertised time and once it is deemed safe for access. 

The parade route is from Church Street proceeding down Main Street, Dublin Street, New Street, Ballymahon Street, turning left onto Killashee Street, Harbour Row before concluding at Aldi.

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Please note there will be no parking on Dublin Street, Ballymahon Street and Church Street from 1pm on St Patrick’s Day. 

The roads scheduled for temporary closure include Parade Route, Battery Road at the Demesne Roundabout to Killashee Street.

This will also include the junctions of:

  • Battery Road and Lisbrack Road
  • Battery Road and Tennis Court Lane
  • Battery Road and Abbeycartron
  • Church Street and Fee Court
  • Main Street and Little Water Street
  • Main Street and Great Water Street
  • Main Street and Richmond Street
  • Dublin Street and Centenary Square
  • Cathedral Junction
  • New Street and Convent Road
  • New Street and Earl Street
  • Ballymahon Street and Market Square
  • Ballymahon Street and Killashee Street

With regard to alternative routes in place for the duration of the closure, all through traffic is requested to use the N4 and N5 Longford Town by-passes.

Traffic management and signed diversions will be in place for local traffic.

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