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An Garda Síochána have advised locals that there will be a series of road closures on Sunday, August 24 to facilitate the Abbott Longford marathon.
Longford County Council have implemented the following road closures on Sunday August 24:
Main Street, Longford Town, Longford will be closed from 7 am to 6pm.
All traffic is requested to instead use the N4 and N5 Longford Town bypasses with diversions in place in the town centre for local traffic.
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The Eastbound Lane of the N63 Athlone Road, Longford from Ballymacormack crossroads to Townspark (the entrance to Supervalu) will be closed between 8:30 am and 4 pm.
The alternative route motorists are being advised to take is, traffic coming from Ballymahon and Killashee divert via the R397 and L-1127 at Ballymacormack. While westbound traffic from Longford Town can proceed with traffic management in place, delays to be expected.
The final two roads subject to temporary closure are L-3001 Lisbrack Road and R198 Battery Road from 8:30 am till 4 pm.
Upon completion of the events, the roads may reopen earlier than scheduled.
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