Road Works To Begin On Monday 19th September In The Monasterevin Area

Friday, 16 September 2022 10:39

By Caoimhe Harney

At the R417 & L7055 Cahill’s Cross and R415 & R417 New Lodge Cross, on the Athy Road.

Kildare County Council has given notice of upcoming road works in the Monasterevin area;

R417 & L7055 Cahill’s Cross: The works shall consist of the installation of traffic signals at the junction to facilitate the school campus within the curtilage of Moore Abbey that is currently under construction.
R415 & R417 New Lodge Cross, on the Athy Road: The works shall consist of the provision of two Toucan Crossing points to the East and West of the junction to facilitate the safe movement of vulnerable road users and pupils attending the school campus currently under construction within the curtilage of Moore Abbey. Works shall also consist of road crossings at the junction to facilitate any future junction upgrade works.

The works will commence at Cahill’s Cross and will then proceed to New Lodge Cross.

Kildare County Council has said during the works it shall be necessary to provide temporary traffic management.

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