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Carlow County Councillor Will Paton, has shared to his Facebook about 5 different roadworks that are set to take place over the next few months.
The temporary roads works are due to take place across Tullow due to take watermain rehabilitation works.
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The location and dates and times of the road works are as follows:
L-2029 Mill Street, Tullowphelim, Tullow, Carlow.
Mill Street (Lower) from its junction with Chapel Lane to it's junction with Old Chapel Lane.
4th March 2025 - 24th March 2025.
L-2029 Mill Street, Tullow, Carlow.
Mill Street, Tullow, from its junction with Bridge Street to its junction with Old Chapel Lane
18th March 2025 - 8th April 2025
L-2038 Old Chapel Lane Tullow, Carlow
Old Chapel Lane from its junction with Mill Street/Chapel Lane to its junction with Crosskeys
19th May - 6th June 2025
L-6083 Bishop Street, Tullow, Carlow
2nd June - 20th June 2025
L-2031 John Street, Tullow, Carlow
16th June - 4th July 2025
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