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The entrance to the L-5750 in Ballyheane from the N-84 Castlebar to Ballinrobe Road. Pic: Google Maps
Mayo County Council have moved to advise motorists of a road closure in place today (Thursday, July 10).
In the statement released on social media, the Council confirmed that a portion of the L-5750 around Ballyheane is due to be closed from 9 am to 4.30 pm in order to allow for vital road works to take place.
READ MORE: Alert - Major Mayo road set for closure over course of fortnight
The Council have also warned of ‘long delays’ for road users in the area. Local access will be permitted; however, delays are to be anticipated for those availing of local access also.
Diversions will be signposted, with the L-5751 Carrowclogher road remaining fully operational. Emergency vehicles will be accommodated where necessary.
You can see a map of the route in question below:
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