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The road will be blocked to traffic during the works and appropriate diversion signage will be erected to advise motorists
The road between Meenacross and Tobarkeen will be blocked for resurfacing today.
The works are expected to take two days and, therefore, will be completed by COB on Friday evening. The road will be blocked to traffic during the works and appropriate diversion signage will be erected to advise motorists.
Resurfacing works will commence on the L6233-1 MÍn na Croise towards Tobar Caoin RI 2025 at the Mín na Croise crossroads near the Chapal and head in the Tobar Caoin direction, with works taking place in the townlands of Mín na Croise and MÍn Doire Eidhinn.
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