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The closure is to facilitate the maintenance of electronic signage
MOTORISTS are being advised of restrictions at the Rosbrien Interchange tonight to facilitate routine maintenance works of electronic signage.
The busy interchange is located at the intersection of the M20 / M7 and N18 near John Carew Link Road.
The operators of the Limerick Tunnel say the southbound off-slip connecting the N18 to the Rosbrien Roundabout (near the Maldron Hotel) will be closed between 10pm and 2am.
Traffic impacted by the works will be diverted via Greenhills Road and Childers Road.
The M20, N18 and M7 will all remain open throughout as will the Limerick Tunnel.
Mayor of Limerick John Moran has launched a bid for funding through his website
Last year, it was the work of textile artist Loretta O'Brien which was put in show by the Mid-West branch of the Irish Patchwork Society. She is pictured with husband Ray | PICTURE: Adrian Butler
A stall at the spring clear-out event
Dave Moloney, Croom; Jimmy O'Donnell, Limerick ICMSA chairperson; Louise Crowley, Limerick IFA chairperson and Cllr John O'Donoghue at the public meeting in Coláiste Chiaráin
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