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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Cones line road at Meetinghouse Street going into Stranorlar due to the ongoing work
Traffic disruptions will continue in Stranorlar for another five to six weeks
Contractors Ward & Burke will be operating a one-way system in the town between McClay’s Corner and Railway Road for the next five to six weeks as they carried out sewer network upgrade works on Stranorlar Main Sreet between Railway Road and Ard McCool on behalf of Uisce Éireann.
Northbound traffic coming from Donegal Town direction will continue to travel along Stranorlar Main Street. during this time, but southbound traffic, coming from both Letterkenny and Killygordon-Castlefin-Lifford directions, will be diverted via Mill Brae and Railway Road, returning to the N15 just north of the bridge.
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