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06 Sept 2025
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Edenderry road to remain closed on 'health and safety' grounds
Offaly Council Council has advised that the Downshire Road between Francis Street and the Dunnes Stores Shopping Centre will remain closed next week.
Despite the road not being under the control of Offaly County Council, they have moved to alert people to the closure which will be facilitated for urgent Health & Safety repairs.
It is understood that the work due to take place on the cobbled street this week "has not gone as planned."
Offaly County Council stressed that "this work is not being done by Offaly County Council and is outside the control of the Council."
However, they said, "we will continue to monitor progress in relation to the essential repairs."
Laois Shopping Centre is located at the heart of Portlaoise.
Grainne Walsh, left, with Michaela Walsh.
Some members of Brendan Area Youth Group, with Fr Tom Hannon and Veronica Dalton, Pastoral Worker.
Cathal Nolan founded Ireland's Weather Channel in 2013
One for the album - The Cleary family celebrating Johnny's 90th birthday surrounded by his wife May and extended family
Paul Loonam with late father Paul Loonam (left), and Kevin Loonam (right) after winning the national U-22 boxing title in 2022.
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