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The closure, which will be in effect from Monday, July 7, until Friday, July 18, is for essential drainage and road repairs
Windy Hall Road in Letterkenny will be closed from Long Lane to Kilmacrennan Road for the next two weeks.
The closure, which will be in effect from Monday, July 7, until Friday, July 18, is for essential drainage and road repairs.
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"Diversions will be at Long Lane and Kilmacrennan Road," Donegal County Council said. "Local access will be accommodated whenever possible. Short sections of the road will be closed along this section at any one time to help allow as much local access as possible. A second road closure will be in place prior to these works at this location from An Lagan to Long Lane again local access will be accommodated. The two sections of road will not be closed at the same time."
Donegal County Council apologise for any inconvenience due to these works.
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