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LIMERICK City and County Council have advised motorists that the N21 at Monearla Bridge will experience an extended closure for essential embankment construction works.
The project will run continuously from Wednesday, January 7 until Friday, March 27, lasting nearly 12 full weeks. During this period, the eastbound hard shoulder will be closed. While the main carriageway will remain open, minor delays are expected, particularly during peak travel times.
Emergency service vehicles will continue to have access throughout the duration of the works.
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The council said the extended closure is necessary to ensure the safety of both road users and construction personnel while the works are underway.
Limerick City and County Council apologises for any inconvenience caused and greatly appreciates the patience and cooperation of all motorists during this extended maintenance period.
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