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Offaly County Council say they regret any inconvenience caused by the repair works
Offaly County Council have announced that stop/go temporary traffic management have been put in place at a busy street in Tullamore to allow for emergency Traffic light repair works.
The council have confirmed that the works will be carried out at traffic lights on R421 Columcille St & R420 Harbour Street on Wednesday, February 11.
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They have also revealed that they consulted with emergency services and gardai for positive traffic management for the repair works which are expected to take less than 12 hours.
A spokesperson for Offaly County Council say they regret any inconvenience that will be caused for road users during the duration of the repair works.
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