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ROADWORKS being carried out on two roundabouts on the Dock Road in Limerick are expected to cause traffic restrictions this Thursday.
A spokesperson for Limerick Tunnel advised: “For your information, please be aware of road works being carried out tomorrow morning by DirectRoute Limerick Tunnel on the two roundabouts off the N18 Junction 2 (Dock Road).
“Road surface retexturing works will take place on the roundabouts at off-peak times from approx. 09:30. Traffic will be restricted to one lane on the roundabouts, with an occasional brief stopping of all traffic also required.”
Limerick Council has tweeted: “Works taking place on the two roundabouts on N69/ N18 Dock Road on Thursday 17 May 2018 from 9.30am.
“Traffic will be restricted to one lane for the duration of the works.”
ROAD NOTICE - Works taking place on the two roundabouts on N69/ N18 Dock Road on Thursday 17 May 2018 from 9.30am. Traffic will be restricted to one lane for the duration of the works. @LimLive95fm @Live95fmNews @Limerick_Leader @limerickpost @aaroadwatch
— Limerick Council (@LimerickCouncil) May 17, 2018
The 125 acre farm of land at Cornello Upper, Ballingarry is being guided at just over €1,000,000
This represents a major step forward in its mission to deliver the 'internet in space' and strengthen Ireland’s role in the global space economy
Seven Sisters in Kildimo; Jack O’Rourkes Bar & Accommodation, Abbefeayle; JC Barrett’s Bar, Glin; Barr Na Sraide, Ballyhahill and O’Shea’s Pub, Ballysimon have all been put on the market
The case was before Limerick District Court | FILE PHOTO
Sinead Costello, Olivier Lefebvre, Eli Stokes and Adrienne Cronolly show their opposition to the planned wind farm I PICTURE: Adrian Butler
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