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Clare County Council to carry out works on a section of the N68, between Lissycasey and Kilrush
Motorists are being warned to expect heavy traffic and long delays on one of busiest roads in Clare due to works which are taking place this Tuesday.
In a public notice, Clare County Council says it is carrying out works on a section of the N68, between Lissycasey and Kilrush. as part of a TII Road Safety Improvement Scheme in the area.
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The works will take place in the townland of Crag from 10.30am with Temporary Traffic Management in place throughout.
Clare County Council is carrying out works as part of a TII Road Safety Improvement Scheme on the N68 in the townland of Crag on Tuesday, April 1, 2025 with Temporary Traffic Management in place from 10:30am to 3:30pm.
— Clare County Council (@ClareCoCo) March 31, 2025
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"Long delays are expected during peak hours. Clare County Council regrets any inconvenience caused during these works," read a post on social media.
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