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Carlingford Oyster Festival takes place next week
Louth County Council have today announced a road closure to take place in Carlingford, to facilitate the Carlingford Oyster Festival, which takes place from Thursday 9 August to Monday 13 August 2018.
According to Louth County Council, "Market Street, Carlingford shall be closed from its junction at Taaffe’s Castle to its junction with Dundalk Street, Carlingford."
The street shall be closed to all vehicular traffic from Thursday 9th August 2018 to Monday 13th August 2018 inclusive, with the closure being continuous during this period.
Louth County Council say local access for residents shall be facilitated as much as possible during the period of the closure.
They also indicate that pedestrian access shall be maintained during the period of the closure and that local diversions will be in place and will be signed.
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