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Longford Motoring Alert: Temporary road closure and detour route to facilitate Clonfin Commemoration
Motorists travelling through Longford are being advised of a temporary road closure and detour route to facilitate today's Clonfin Commemoration.
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The R194 at Clonfin will be closed today, Sunday, February 3, from 1.30pm to 5pm.
The detour routes are;
From Ballinalee to Granard: Traffic to divert via the L 1063, L 1062, L 1064, L 1067, L 1069 , through the townlands of Aghagreagh, Bunlahy, Tober and Gallid
From Granard to Ballinalee: Traffic to divert via L1076 at Browns Cross, the L 1075 at Laughill to Ballynascraw
Longford County Council advises that local access will be maintained.
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