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LIMERICK motorists have been warned of overnight maintenance works on a busy route.
On Tuesday, March 7 routine tunnel maintenance will be carried out on the N18 Limerick tunnel between 7:30pm and 6am the next morning.
Overnight there will be a single lane each way with contra-flow traffic in operation in the tunnel.
Abnormal loads will be restricted from using the tunnel during the works
Similar works will be carried out from 7:30pm on Wednesday, March 8 to 6am the next morning.
Clonmacken Link Road Southbound (towards tunnel) will also be closed Wednesday night.
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