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The Sixmilebridge/Cratloe Rd (R462) remains closed at O’Gorman’s Cross until further notice for emergency works
A SECTION of the R462 road on the outskirts of Limerick has reopened after emergency repair works.
The R462 Sixmilebridge to Cratloe Road at Gormans Cross has reopened to traffic following the completion of emergency repair work to a damaged culvert, Clare County Council said this Thursday.
The culvert collapse occurred on Friday afternoon and work commenced on Monday to part reconstruct it. Survey work also took place in relation to the structural integrity of the stormwater network.
Diversions were in place while the works took place, but the road has now reopened to traffic.
Walking Buddies, a local volunteer-led walking group pictured enjoying a scenic stroll. They meet in Dooradoyle every week for a relaxed 5–6km walk
Arthur Ellis Photography
Residents in Boro Park last year, opposing plans for modular housing
Judge Patricia Harney said that the man “comes before the court an innocent man”, but she said that she found the garda evidence credible
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