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Longford motorists and shoppers are advised that there will be 'a slight impact to' traffic flow on Main Street tomorrow, Wednesday, December 12, due to road works.
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A spokesperson for the Roads Department of Longford County Council said,
"Longford County Council wishes to update the public on the following works
Location: Junction of Little Water Street and Main Street, Longford Town
Works: Road Resurfacing Works
Date: Wednesday, December 12
Impact to Traffic flow on Main street is expected to be slight.
However, there will be no access to Little Water street from Main Street during the works."
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