Works on busy road set to stretch into September - Mayo County Council
The works are set to build on an existing project between Mayo and Galway on the route
Mayo County Council have confirmed that a 1.5-kilometre stretch of road in the South of the county is set to undergo a four-week road closure, which is due to stretch into next month.
The Council confirmed that the portion of the R-332 will close on Monday, August 17, at 8 am. The closure will finish on Friday, September 11, at 5 pm.
The route starts at the junction with the R-332 and the L-2211 at Tierney’s Bar, Foxhall, on the Galway-Mayo border, and continues east, finishing up at Cloonanaff Old School.
HGVs are advised to travel via Claremorris if travelling between Tuam and Ballinrobe. All other traffic is advised to use the L-1610 and L-2211 to go around the works.
The works form part of a broader project to improve the road infrastructure for those moving between the two towns.
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