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The roadworks start at the entrance to Westport Golf Club, which hosted the Claret Jug in April.
The road to one of Mayo’s most popular golf courses is set to undergo roadworks tomorrow (Monday, June 16).
The L1802 Carrowholly Road on the outskirts of Westport is due to undergo road improvement works throughout the day in order to improve the quality of the route.
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The 1.2-kilometre stretch of the road, also known as the Golf Course Road, stretches from the entry to the golf club to the access road for the Westport water treatment plant.
Traffic restrictions will be in place, with diversions also in place for the duration of the roadworks.
A map outlining the precise location of the works can be found below.
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