The incident occurred on the N60 Castlebar-Claremorris road in Balla
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The L14025-0 in Cahergall will be closed from it's junction with the N59 to the junction with the L1402-0 at the Western Way Bangor Trail as part of the Derradda to Newport Road Project
Mayo County Council have confirmed that a 500-metre stretch of road will be closed for a period of five months to facilitate a large-scale route upgrade in the area.
The Council intends to close the L-14025-0 in Cahergall as part of the wider N59 Derradda to Newport Road Project.
The local road, from the N59 junction to the junction with the L-1402-0 (Western Way Bangor Trail), will be closed from 8 am on Wednesday, April 8.
The closure will last until 5 pm on Tuesday, September 8.
Local access to all four properties and any land on the stretch of road will be provided, while a diversion will be available using the L-1402-0.
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