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ROADS: Tipperary motorists should expect delays in these areas of Tipperary from Monday
Tipperary County Council have announced a number of road notices starting Monday.
R-496 Killaloe-Ballina bridge
The R-496 Killaloe-Ballina bridge will be closed for repairs from 8pm, Monday, April 17, until 5am, Tuesday, April 18.
Diversions will be in place.
L3108 Poulmucka to Ballingeary
The L3108 Poulmucka to Ballingeary is currently closed for resurfacing until Tuesday, April 18, between 8am and 6pm.
Traffic is being diverted along the R687, L3159 and L3166.
R-689 Gortnahoe to Ballysloe
The R-689 Gortnahoe to Ballysloe will be closed from Monday, April 17 to Thursday, April 20 for resurfacing works.
Closure applies betweeen 7am and 7pm, and diversions will be in place.
N24, Kilshane (Curtins Cross)
Thee-way stop and go measures will be in place on the N24, Kilshane, (Curtins Cross) from 7am to 6pm on Monday, April 17, for emergency drainage works.
R665, Knocknagapple
The R665, Knocknagapple is currently closed for resurfacing until April 18, during the hours of 8am until 6pm.
Traffic is being diverted along the R639 and L3313.
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