Road closure in Letterkenny as water works near completion

Letterkenny’s water infrastructure project on Leck Road is nearing completion, and road closures are set to be in place.

More than 800 metres of new water mains have now been installed, with the project entering its final phase.

To allow these works to be completed safely, a temporary road closure will be in place for three weeks, Monday to Friday, between 10 am and 7 pm. Clearly signposted diversion routes will be provided for road users.

The works have involved the installation of more than 800 metres of new water mains along the L1114 Leck Road, between the N13 Ballybofey Road and the L1094 Cullion Road.

As the project enters its final stage, the remaining 20 metres of water main will be installed across the bridge on Leck Road.

Uisce Éireann’s investment in the town will help ensure the network can support future housing development and planned growth in the area.

Speaking about the project, Uisce Éireann Programme Manager, Patricia Lowry, said:

“We are delighted to be nearing completion of this important project, which will increase capacity within the local water network and help support future housing growth in Letterkenny. Most of the works have now been completed, and the benefits of this investment will help ensure the network can support future homes and development in the area.

“A temporary road closure is required from next week to safely complete the final section of works across the bridge. We would like to thank local residents, businesses and road users for their continued patience and cooperation while we complete this final stage of the project.”

Works are being carried out on behalf of Uisce Éireann by Farrans and are expected to be completed in November.

The project forms part of Uisce Éireann's Accelerated Growth Programme, which is delivering key water and wastewater infrastructure projects in areas where growth and development are planned.

Customers can receive local updates by signing up to our free text alert service using their Eircode and mobile number.

Updates are also available through the website Uisce Éireann’s website, social media channels, and customer care team, which is available 24 hours a day on 1800 278 278.