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Tipperary County Council has made an order to temporarily close the L-6712 at North Quay at Townparks, Carrick-on-Suir where St Joseph's College was previously located for two weeks starting tomorrow (Monday, March 24) to facilitate drainage and road works.
The road closure will come into force 00.00 hours on Monday, March 24 to 23.00 hours on Friday, April 4.
Alternative routes for motorist include the N24/R-676 New Street and Dillon Bridge, R-85 Main Street and Greystone Street.
The road closure is require to facilitate the installation of a new linear drain gully connecting into the surface water system and to lay new macadam between the new kerb line and existing road ensuring the area is free draining.
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