The incident occurred on the N60 Castlebar-Claremorris road in Balla
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The R-335 Westport to Louisburgh road in Murrisk, at the foot of Croagh Patrick. Pic: Google Maps
The route to the iconic Mayo mountain, Croagh Patrick, is set to undergo repairs later this week, with delays expected.
Tomorrow (Wednesday, July 23) and Thursday, July 24, the R-335, which links Westport and Louisburgh, will be the subject of roadworks from 7.30 am to 5 pm.
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The works are set to take place in Murrisk, not far from the foot of The Reek.
Delays are expected for road users in the region, with traffic measurement measures to be put in place on each of the two days.
You can view the map of the road closure, which will be between the two red dots, below:
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