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Road resurfacing works will take place on a road within the Kildare-Newbridge MD today (Wednesday, July 5).
According to Kildare County Council (KCC), the works will take place on the R415 Newtown Kildare, from the R415/L7024 Newtown Crossroads to the R415/L7055 Walterstown Crossroads.
A road closure will be in place.
KCC added: "Diversion routes will be in place and will be clearly signposted.
"Your co-operation is appreciated, and any inconvenience caused is regretted."
ALTERNATIVE ROUTES
Southbound Traffic: at the junction R415/L7024 (Newtown Crossroads) travel in a westbound direction on the L7024, travelling through L3004 and L3010 to the junction of L3010/L7055 (Duneany Crossroads).
At the junction turn left onto the L7055 travelling eastbound to finish the diversion at the junction of L7055/R415 (Walterstown Crossroads)
Northbound Traffic: at the junction of the R415/L7055 (Walterstown Crossroads) head eastbound on the L7055 to the junction of L7055/L3010 (Duneany Crossroads).
At the junction turn right onto the L3010 and head northbound passing through L3004/L7024 to finish the diversion at the junction of R415/L7024 (Newtown Crossroads)
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