A Number Of Road Closures In Newbridge From The 28th March

Monday, 14 March 2022 09:08

By Caoimhe Harney

The roads will be closed periodically.

The following roads in Newbridge will be closed during the period between Monday, 28 March - Tuesday, 30 August 2022 to facilitate the maintenance of the road network.

The L7091 will be closed from the L7041 to L7093 periodically for 10 days at a time.

Northbound traffic shall be directed along the L7041 and redirected to the L7087.

Traffic will then be directed to the L7087 and then be redirected to the L7091 Clongorey and finish along the L7091 Barrettstown.

Southbound traffic shall be redirected along the L7091 towards Clongorey and then be redirected to the L7087.

Traffic will then be redirected to the L7041 to finish at the L7091 junction.

The L7037 will be closed from the R413 to the L7025.

Eastbound traffic shall be redirected to the R413 towards Newbridge.

Traffic will then be directed onto the R445, to be redirected onto the L7036 at Moorefield Crossroads. Traffic will then be redirected onto the L7037 to finish at the L7025 junction.

Westbound traffic shall be directed along the L7037 towards Newbridge and then will be redirected to the L7036.

Traffic will be directed to the R445 towards the Curragh and then will be redirected to the R413 to finish at the Curragh Racecourse Roundabout.

Diversionary routes will be clearly signposted, as agreed with the Council and An Garda Síochána.

Kildare County Council advises emergency access and restricted local access will be maintained.

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