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Offaly motorists warned of traffic disruption next week due to shooting of feature film
Motorists in two locations in Offaly are being warned of possible traffic disruption next week due to the shooting of a feature film. Shooting of the film will next week switch to parts of North Offaly.
Offaly County Council have issued a notice that there could be traffic disruption at Croghan Hill on Tuesday, September 30 between 9.30am and 12pm. A temporary Stop/Go and Traffic Management system will be in place to facilitate the shooting of a feature film.
Offaly County Council has also issued a notice that there could be traffic disruption on Wednesday, October 1 in Daingean. The council says that there is the potential for disruption on Molesworth Street between 10am and 8pm.
Again a temporary Stop/Go and Traffic Management system will be in place to facilitate the shooting of a feature film.
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