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Offaly bridge to close for ten weeks for essential repairs
An Offaly bridge is to close for ten weeks for essential repairs.
Offaly County Council has announced that the the temporary closure of the Silver River Bridge at Aghnanangh, Derries on the L-20132-1 for ten weeks in order to carry out the repairs.
Alternative routes will be marked while the bridge is closed.
Offaly County Council says it regrets any inconvenience caused to road users while the repairs are carried out.
The U-13 girls relay team.
The fighters from SBG Tullamore who represented Ireland in the European IMMAF Championships: from left, Jordan Scully, Andrew Barrett, coach Kieran Davern and Ronan Deegan
The Ballinamere-Durrow team. Picture: Ger Rogers
The Tullamore team that beat Lusmagh Drumcullen in Kilcormac on Saturday (Photo by John Gavin).
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