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Tipperary County Council has made an order to close the L-6714-1 Castle Lane and L-6713-2 the Quay (East of Dillion Bridge) in Carrick-on-Suir for nearly three months to facilitate road improvement works as part of the latest €2.9m phase of the Carrick-on-Suir Regeneration Scheme.
The council willl close these routes between 7.30am on Monday, March 2 and 5.30pm on Friday, May 22.
Traffic will be diverted via the L-6715-1 Castle Street, R-676 Main Street and the L-27018-1 Barrack Lane.
The council has made the order following the passing of the February 5 deadline for submission of objections to the proposal to close the two routes.
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