Temporary Closure of Roads: R515, Dromcollogher and Church Street / Buckley's Terrace, Dromcollogher

Limerick City and County Council wishes to advise motorists, residents, businesses and road users that a temporary road closure will be in place on R515 Dromcollogher and Church Street / Buckley's Terrace, Dromcollogher to facilitate Commemoration Dromcollogher 2026.

The closure will affect R515, Dromcollogher – from The Square (Corner House) to the junction of the R515 and L7028 (Ross Line).

Diversions via Traffic travelling from Broadford to Dromcollogher: 

Vehicles travelling eastbound on the R515 should divert in Broadford Village at the junction of the R515 and L1311 (Nunans Corner). Turn right onto the L1310 (Rathpalatine Line) and continue to the junction of the R522 and L1310, then turn right towards Dromcollogher.

Traffic travelling from Dromcollogher to Broadford: 

Vehicles travelling westbound on the R515 or R522 should remain on the R522 through Dromcollogher to the junction of the R522 and L7028 (Ross Line). Turn left onto the L7028 and continue to the junction with the R515, then turn right for Broadford.

Traffic will be diverted back to the L7016 (Tullylease Road).

The closure will also affect Church Street / Buckley's Terrace, Dromcollogher – from the junction of the R515 at Church Street and the L7015 (Buckley's Terrace) to the junction of the L7015 and L7016 (Tullylease Road).

Traffic will be diverted via the L7016 (Tullylease Road) and local diversion routes as signposted.

  • Diversions will be clearly signposted
  • Local Traffic will be accommodated

Limerick City and County Council regrets any inconvenience caused and appreciates the public’s patience and understanding during these works.

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