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ROADS: Tipperary drivers should expect delays in these areas from Monday
Tipperary County Council has announced temporary traffic management measures on the following roads starting Monday, February 13, 2023
ROSCREA
There will be temporary traffic management measures in place on Rosemary Street, Roscrea, from 9am to 12pm on Monday, February 13.
The measures are to facilitate an event.
TIPPERARY TOWN
Road works will necessitate temporary traffic management measures on the L-4401 St Michaels Street, Tipperary Town, on Monday.
Works will be carried out between 8am and 6pm.
CLONMEL
From Monday until Friday, temporary traffic management measures will be in place at Regional Road, Convent Road, R665, Clonmel between Irishtown/Abbey road/Connolly Park traffic light junction to Presentation Secondary School.
Works are between 11 am Monday and 5pm Friday, February 17.
THURLES
From Tuesday until Friday, diversions will be in place at Bowes Corner Thurles between 7am and 7pm.
Local access will be maintained, and drivers are advised to expect delays.
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