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Road Works Speed Limit Castlecomer Kilkenny County Council Comhairle Chontae Chill Chainnigh Castlecomer Area Office, Kilkenny Road, Castlecomer, Tel: 056/4440550 Co. Kilkenny. Fax: 056/4440559 Road Works Speed Limit Road Traffic Act 2004 Under Section 10 of the above Act, it is the intention of Kilkenny County Council to impose a Road Works Speed Limit from Monday 17th April & Friday 27th October 2017 as detailed below. The Road Works Speed Limit is required to facilitate road resurfacing works on these roads, with the speed limit to be operational for the duration of the works only. Location Duration Proposed Speed Limit LS 5000, Ballylarkin, from the Monday 17th April to Friday 50km/h junction with the R 693 at 27th October Clomantagh to a point 1100m east of the junction with the R693 th LS 5010, Ballydowel, from the Monday 17 April to Friday 50km/h th junction with the LS 5009 to a 27 October point 1300m south west of the junction with the LS 5009 th LP 1824, Gragara, from a Monday 17 April to Friday th point 300m south west of the 27 October 50km/h junction with the LP 1823 to a point 500m north east of the junction with the LS 5866 at Jenkinstown Monday 17th April to Friday 50km/h LS 5807, Pinchback Lane, th Moneynamuck, from the 27 October junction with the LP 1801, LP1802 & LS5808 at Moneynamuck to a point 1100m south west of the junction with the LP1801, LP1802 & LS5808 LS 5830, from Kildrinagh Monday 17th April to Friday 50km/h Cross to the junction with the 27th October LS 5827 at Parks and the LS 5827 from the junction with the LS 5830 at Parks to its junction at Rathclevin th LP 1802, Grangefertagh Lane, Monday 17 April to Friday 50km/h th from a point 1400m north of 27 October the junction with the R 639 to a point 2000m north of the junction with the R639 th LP 1800, The Mill Road, Monday 17 April to Friday 50km/h th Urlingford, from the existing 27 October 50km/h speed limit to a point 800m north west of the junction with the R639 Monday 17th April to Friday 50km/h LS 5026, Gortnagap, from the th junction with the LS 5027 at 27 October Rathmacan to a point 1500m north west from the junction at Rathmacan Monday 17th April to Friday 50km/h LP 2621, Blanchevillespark, th from the junction with the LS 27 October 6662 to a point 900m south east of the junction with the LS 6662 Monday 17th April to Friday 50km/h LP 2617, Castlewarren, from th the existing 50km/h speed limit 27 October to a point 500m north west of the junction with the LP 2620 Monday 17th April to Friday 50km/h LS 6655, Johnswell, from the 27th October junction with the LP 2616 at Kilderry to a point 950m north east of the junction with the LP 2616 R 712, Garryduff, from a point Monday 17th April to Friday 60km/h 700m north east of the junction 27th October with the LP 2623 to a point 200m south west of the junction with the LT 26231 th LS 6683, Jordanstown, Monday 17 April to Friday 50km/h th Paulstown, between the two 27 October junctions with the R 712 th R 694, Firoda, from the Monday 17 April to Friday 50km/h th junction with the LS 5847 to a 27 October point 2000m east of the junction with the LS 5847 Monday 17th April to Friday LS 5848, Coolade, from the th junction with the LP 1828 at 27 October 50km/h Crutt to a point 400m north of the junction with the LP 1828 Monday 17th April to Friday 50km/h LS 5865, Mothel, from the th junction with the LS 5924 to 27 October Dunmore Cave to the junction with the LP 1846 Monday 17th April to Friday 50km/h LP 1841, Muckalee, from the th junction with the LP 1844 to a 27 October point 750m north of the junction with the LP 1844 Signed: Tim Butler Director of Services Corporate and Infrastructure .
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