Traffic management in place for duration of Kenagh public lighting upgrade

Traffic management will be in place in the south Longford village of Kenagh for approximately eight weeks to facilitate a public lighting upgrade.

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Longford County Council says that work has commenced on Phase 1 of the Public Lighting upgrade of Kenagh village. (Regional Road R397).

Work is expected to take approximately 8 weeks - from June 15 to August 15.

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The Road will remain open for the duration of the works, however, there will be traffic management in place for the duration of the project in the form of Stop/Go and Traffic Lights.

Motorists are asked to exercise caution and to please heed all signs. 

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As part of the Town & Village Scheme 2019, works have commenced on a public lighting upgrade of Kenagh Village. The works will take approx. 8 weeks with traffic management will be in place.#Longford #Regeneration #TownAndVillage pic.twitter.com/a0rKof1Zmo

— Longford County Council (@longfordcoco) June 17, 2020