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A busy road in Waterford will be closed for four days next week due to overnight resurfacing works.
According to Waterford City and County Council and BAM, nighttime resurfacing works will take place on Fountain Street and Abbey Road in Ferrybank from Monday, March 10 to Friday, March 14.
The works will commence at 8pm and finish at 6am daily over four consecutive nights and the public is advised to adhere to all local traffic management and follow directional signage for the duration of the works.
During these times, Fountain Street will be closed to outbound vehicles between Rockshire Road junction and Abbey Road junction, while Abbey Road will be closed at the Fountain Street junction.
The diversion route will commence at Rice Bridge, continuing to the N25, N29/ Port Road and to Abbey Road. Local access will apply to Rockshire Road. Inbound traffic and pedestrians will not be affected by the roadworks.
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