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Letterkenny is set for further traffic issues with the news that one of the lanes of the dual carriageway approaching the town will be closed next week.
Donegal County Council have added two extra phases to the Temporary Traffic Management Plan (TTMP) being implemented on the Dual Carriageway.
The two extra phases will allow the works to be completed in the critical sections on the outbound lane and inbound lanes closest to the Dry Arch Roundabout during non-peak traffic hours. The extra phases will also allow the works to move away from the Dry Arch Roundabout and reduce the impact on peak traffic at this location.
Donegal County Council would advise motorists to allow extra time for their journey in the mornings, with work to stqrt at 9am on Tuesday.
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