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Kildare County Council warns motorists to ‘expect significant delays’ on this road today. FILE PHOTOGRAPH / PIXABAY
Kildare County Council has warned motorists to "expect significant delays" on one road today (September 22).
According to Kildare County Council: "Surface dressing will take place on the R448, Glebe South, Old Kilcullen on Monday, September 22.
"Traffic management will be in place — expect significant delays.
"Your co-operation is appreciated and any inconvenience caused is regretted."
In addition, Kildare County Council announced that surface dressing is due to take place on the L2032 Corbally tomorrow (Tuesday 23rd September 23, 2025).
"A road closure will be in place and diversions will be clearly signposted," KCC explained. "Any inconvenience caused is regretted and your co-operation is appreciated."
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