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Repairs ongoing on Laois bridge where cars become airborne

The council is carrying out repairs at a bridge where a councillor claimed cars were becoming airborne. Locals are used to ‘the whirr’ sound of airborne cars near the Laois bridge, Councillor PJ Kelly told the last meeting of Portarlington ...

13 Mar 2023 at 19:33

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Waterways Ireland making repairs to bridge at Drumcong, Co Leitrim

Waterways Ireland wishes to advise masters of all craft that bridge repair works are taking place on the Shannon-Erne Waterway at Roscarbon Bridge (Drumcong) Co. Leitrim. Works began yesterday,Wednesday, 14th February and will continues ...

15 Feb 2024 at 10:33

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Tipperary Council proposes temporary road closure in Dundrum area due to bridge repairs

Tipperary County Council proposes to make an order to temporarily close the L-5221-0 at Cumask, Dundrum for nearly two weeks in August to facilitate bridge repairs. It proposes closing the road from 8am on Monday, August 12 to 5pm on ...

13 Jul 2024 at 14:33

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Tipperary council operating traffic lights on road in Ballingarry area due to bridge repair works

Temporary traffic lights are in place on the R691 at Gortnaglough, Ballingarry to facilitate bridge repair works. They came into operation yesterday (Tuesday, December 5) and will remain in place until December 22. They operate ...

06 Dec 2023 at 10:33

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