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File photo: Road works in Straffan
The Straffan road will be closed for eight days from junction L2007/L2008 to junction L2007/L6021.
Kildare County Council said the route will be shut off from Tuesday, May 20 to facilitate road maintenance.
Diversions will be in place and will be clearly sign posted.
Traffic intending to travel Southeast onto the L2007, coming from the L6016 will be diverted Northeast onto the L2007. Take a right turn at the junction L2008 heading East. Continue past St Annes church and heading Southeast along the L2008 and take a right turn at junction L2009 heading Southwest. Continue along the L2009 and until junction L-6021 where diversion ends.
Traffic intending to travel West on the L6021 Bishopscourt Upper will be diverted onto the L2009 heading Northeast. Take left turn onto the L2008 and head North passing St Annes church. Continue along the L2008 and take a left turn on the L2007. Continue on the L2007 South where diversion ends.
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