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06 Sept 2025
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The roadworks will be taking place on the R5652 at Knockboy, just outside Clogher
A stretch of road in Mayo is due to undergo resurfacing works, which are anticipated to be concluded on Monday.
In a statement, Mayo County Council confirmed that the L5632 at Knockboy, just outside Clogher, will be receiving the repairs starting tomorrow (Thursday, June 12) at 9 am. The roadworks will be in place until 4.30 pm, and will also run at the same times on Friday, June 13, and Monday, June 16 at the same times.
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Delays are expected due to the roadworks, while Emergency vehicles will be accommodated if necessary.
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