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26/06/2024

Work To Commence On Ardboe Resurfacing Project

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Work is to commence on a £315,000 carriageway resurfacing project in Ardboe.

The resurfacing scheme, on the U0622 Kilmascally Road, begins on Monday 1 July and will extend from Mullanahoe Road to the entrance to Ardboe Business Park.

A road closure will be in place from Mullanahoe Road to the entrance to Ardboe Business Park, between the hours of 9am and 5.30pm each day during the following periods:

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• Monday 1 July 2024 until Friday 5 July 2024; and

• Monday 22 July 2024 until Friday 23 August 2024

During these times, signed diversionary routes for smaller vehicles will be in place via Mullanahoe Road, Brookend Road, Killycanavan Road and vice versa.

Larger vehicles and HGV's requiring access to the Ardboe Business Park will be diverted via Mullanahoe Road, Battery Road and Ardboe Road. To facilitate this diversion a one-way road closure will be implemented on Ardboe Road for Moortown bound traffic.

The works are expected to be substantially complete by Friday 23 August 2024.

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