Upcoming road resurfacing works scheduled for Mullingar roundabout
Westmeath County Council has announced essential restoration works at the C Link roundabout connecting Ash Road and the Ballynacarrigy route. Motorists should anticipate significant travel delays and local diversions throughout the duration of these overnight maintenance operations.
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Westmeath County Council
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Westmeath County Council has confirmed that essential road restoration works are set to take place at the C Link road junction, specifically at the roundabout connecting Ash Road and the Ballynacarrigy road. These infrastructure improvements are scheduled to occur over two consecutive nights, beginning on Monday, 21st September, and concluding on Tuesday, 22nd September 2026.
Work crews will be active on-site from 7 pm each evening until approximately 4 am the following morning. During these hours, the local authority has advised that road users should prepare for potential traffic congestion and follow the signposted detours implemented to ensure the safety of both the public and the construction personnel.
Commuters and residents who typically travel through this area during night-time hours are encouraged to plan their journeys accordingly to avoid unnecessary disruption. Further information regarding the progress of these works and any potential changes to the traffic management programme is available on the official Westmeath County Council website.
Work crews will be active on-site from 7 pm each evening until approximately 4 am the following morning. During these hours, the local authority has advised that road users should prepare for potential traffic congestion and follow the signposted detours implemented to ensure the safety of both the public and the construction personnel.
Commuters and residents who typically travel through this area during night-time hours are encouraged to plan their journeys accordingly to avoid unnecessary disruption. Further information regarding the progress of these works and any potential changes to the traffic management programme is available on the official Westmeath County Council website.