21/10/2021
21/10/2021
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CREDIT: An Garda Síochána
National Ploughing Championships traffic is slow both ways on the N80 approaching the turn-off for the Fenagh venue and also on the local road from the N80 to the site, according to AA Roadwatch.
There are some delays too on the local road from Nurney and Tullow.
The M9 is slow northbound to exit at J6 Carlow South.
All set for day two of #Ploughing19 Please follow correct route , turn off Sat Navs, follow dircetions of Gardaí & clearly display your carpark permit on approach to event site. For traffic arrangements see - https://t.co/8cwukPy2Wh pic.twitter.com/ZkJZ9EwVYC
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) September 18, 2019
Outside Kilkenny, the N77 is slow through Henebry’s Cross and also the city’s Ring Rd to the Hebron Rd R/A.
Irish Rail warns of changes to timetables on ALL ROUTES this weekend
Westlife are back on the road and so is Louis Walsh looking for a new Westlife.
From left, Darren Bailey, a machinery specialist from Co Laois; master mechanic Tylor Cartin, from Co Derry, and restoration guru Stephen Lennon from Co Down
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