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Vehicular access to Applemarket from John Street/Manor Street will be closed to all traffic from 9.30am this Monday, June 19.
MOTORISTS travelling in Waterford city centre are being advised that vehicular access to Applemarket from John Street/Manor Street will be closed to all traffic from 9.30am this Monday, June 19.
The local authority says the closure is required to facilitate commissioning works for new automated bollards at the John Street entrance to Applemarket.
Going forward, the bollards will be located closer to the junction of Parnell Street and John Street.
"These automated bollards will continue to operate in the same manner as before and the tag which has been issued for your car will continue to work as normal," reads a public notice which is asking road users to familiarise themselves with new location of the bollards when are entering John Street/Applemarket.
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