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A road in the Clare village of Creegh will be subject to a full road closure from January 5 until February 27, with a 24-hour closure in place throughout this period.
Clare County Council has announced the closure of the L-2042 & L-6108, Dromelihy. Creegh, Co. Clare, to facilitate the installation of a new watermain.
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Motorists travelling from Creegh have been advised by the council, that they should continue eastwards on R484 and turn right onto L-6113 towards Danganelly.
Meanwhile those travelling to Creegh should follow the L‑6113 from Danganelly, turn left onto the R484, and continue westwards into Creegh.
The road closure notice was given by Clare County Council in accordance with Section 75 of the Roads Act 1993 of the council's decision to close the roads detailed hereunder for the period stated to facilitate the installation of a new watermain.
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