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Restrictions will be in place on a section of Colliers Lane/Rathevan over the next three weeks
Temporary traffic management is due to be introduced along a busy road in Portlaoise for the next three weeks.
Laois County Council has announced plans to introduce daily traffic management on a section of the L2133 at Colliers Lane/Ratheven, Portlaoise between May 1 and May 23.
The traffic management will take place daily between 8am and 6pm in order to facilitate footpath improvement works.
Pictured above: A council map indicating the works area.
Laois County Council has asked anyone who wants to object or make a submission to email the council at didonohue@laoiscoco.ie , joconnor@laoiscoco.ie and martinmaher@killeencivilengineering.ie
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