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Longford local road to be closed on weekdays for two months to facilitate Uisce Éireann works
A local road in Longford is to be closed for two months to facilitate Uisce Éireann works.
Longford County Council has made an order to close the Local Road L-1088 in the townlands of Glannagh, Ballyhoolivan, Drumnacross and Moatfarrell.
The Road will be closed weekdays only (24 Hours, Monday to Friday) from Monday, October 16 to December 22.
Suggested alternative routes via local roads in Moatfarrell, Lisnanagh and Newtownbond.
Longford SFC Final: Mark Hughes goal the decisive factor as Killoe pip Clonguish
Killoe had to call on all their vast experience to withstand a determined Clonguish comeback on the way to winning the Senior Football Championship title for the 14th time with Mark Hughes firing over the winning point from a free in stoppage time.
This road closure is required to facilitate Drumnacross Old GWS – WM Rehab Scheme. GMC Utilities Group are carrying out the works on behalf of Uisce Éireann.
In the interest of road safety, you are requested to follow diversions and heed all signs.
Longford IFC Final: Glorious Kenagh win the Intermediate title for the first time in 40 years
Kenagh came from six points down at one stage in the first half of the final against Sean Connolly's to eventually win the Intermediate Football Championship title for the first time in 40 years.
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