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26 January 2023. The Road Safety Authority (RSA) and the County and City Management Association (CCMA) are calling on land-owners to cut their hedgerows before the March 1 deadline, to ensure they are not causing a potentially serious road safety hazard.

Tipperary County Council, in partnership with Limerick City & County Council, Transport Infrastructure Ireland and the Department of Transport have today (23 January 2023) published the first of a series of Design Updates for the N24 Cahir to Limerick Junction Project which is identified as a priority investment in the Government’s National Development Plan 2021-2030.

The development consists of the construction of a footpath on the east side of the L3205-0 from Loughmore Village towards The Cottage, Loughmore (approx. 100 metres.)

Decision to close the L-4116 Ballyduff Road, Two-Mile-Borris, Thurles, Co. Tipperary.

The management report outlines updates in respect of the following services:-

Long Term Temporary Traffic Management on the R494

Significant changes over the past year arising from the Covid 19 worldwide pandemic have added to an already challenged retail sector across Ireland. An additional range of issues are now facing the sector include seepage of revenue to established online businesses, the health and safety of staff and customers and the additional cost of protecting customers.

Temporary Traffic Management on the R494 at Roolagh Junction with R496 (Dunalley Line). Stop/Go Traffic Management will be in place on both the R494 near Roolagh Junction and the R496 (Dunalley Line). This is to facilitate the construction of the R494 road realignment at Roolagh Junction in respect of the Killaloe Bypass, Shannon Bridge Crossing and R494 Improvement Scheme.
Delays may be experienced, especially at peak times.
Tipperary County Council regrets any inconvenience caused.

SECTION 10 OF THE ROAD TRAFFIC ACT 2004
ROADWORKS SPECIAL SPEED LIMIT ORDER

Notice is hereby given in accordance with Section 10 of the Road Traffic Act 2004 that Tipperary County Council, exercises its powers vested under Section 10 of the Road Traffic Act 2004 and in the interest of Road Safety, has made an order as follows; to introduce a Temporary Road Traffic 50km/hr Speed Limit, by way of Road Works Speed Limit Orders to facilitate road works as specified in the Schedule below: -

The Local Government Operational Procurement Centre (LGOPC) has published a new Request to Tender (RFT) on www.etenders.gov.ie (eTenders) to establish a Dynamic Purchasing System for Building Contractors for Minor Building Works on Residential Properties (“the DPS”).