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The L5437 Gortfahy road will close from the N59 junction to the Carrowsallagh junction to facilitate the N59 Derradda to Newport Road Project. Pic: Google Maps
It has been confirmed that a Mayo road to a popular landmark in the county is set to close until the end of next month.
The route is being closed until the end of March in order to facilitate long-term works on the N59 between Derradda and Newport, according to Mayo County Council.
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The L5437 Gortfahy road will be closed from the N59 junction to the Carrowsallagh junction.
The local road is frequently used to travel to Carrigahowley Castle, a popular landmark in the locality.
The closure will commence at 8 am on Wednesday, February 11, and will last until 5 pm on Tuesday, March 31.
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