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The Council are urging people to drive safely and follow the posted limits during this important infrastructure project
Louth County Council is introducing a temporary speed limit on a section of the R173 in Cornamucklagh, Omeath, to support the construction of the Narrow Water Bridge.
From Monday, 26th May 2025, a reduced speed limit of 50km/h will be in place along a stretch of the R173.
This lower speed limit is being put in place for safety reasons while work on the bridge is ongoing.
The reduced speed zone will run from:
This temporary speed limit will stay in effect until 25th May 2026.
The Council are urging people to drive safely and follow the posted limits during this important infrastructure project.
If you have any comments or concerns about this change, you can send them to: John O’Hagan, Senior Engineer, Louth County Council, Millennium Centre, County Hall, Dundalk, Co Louth.
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