KCC Confirms Newbridge Road Is To Close For 42 Days.

Thursday, 12 August 2021 11:49

Its to facilitate the realignment of Liffey Hall.

Kildare County Council has confirmed that a Newbridge road will close for 42 days, from the end of the month.

The closure, on behalf of Killeen Civil Engineering, is to enable realignment of the route.

Liffey Hall will close on August 30th and is not expected to re-open until mid-October.

⚠️Temporary Road Closure – Liffey Hall, Newbridge

Commencing Monday, 30 August 2021 to facilitate a road realignment

For more information ▶️ https://t.co/hjXKSDCKw1 pic.twitter.com/QyGgTiGweq
— Kildare County Council (@KildareCoCo) August 12, 2021

No.

Road to be Closed

From (Junction with)

To (Junction with)

Duration of Closure (at any one time)

L2003 (Liffey Hall)

R416

200m

42 Days

Alternative Routes:

Eastbound vehicles travelling on the L2003 towards the R416 Kilcullen Road will be diverted onto the L7042 Green Road and redirected onto the R413 at Lumville Crossroads. Traffic will then travel along the R413 towards Athgarvan and be redirected onto the L2032 and directed onto the R416 at Athgarvan Crossroads. Traffic will then travel along the R416 (circa 2.5km) to finish at the junction to the L2003.

Westbound vehicles shall be directed south along the R416 towards Athgarvan Cross. Traffic will then be redirected at Athgarvan Cross onto the L2032. Traffic will then travel along the L2032 (circa 2km) to be directed onto the R413. Traffic will travel along the R413 (circa 1.4km) and will be directed at Lumville Crossroads on the L7042 Green Road to finish at the junction to the L2003 Liffey Hall.

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