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15/02/2018

Work Starts On Bridge Improvement Scheme In Armagh

Construction work has started on a bridge improvement scheme in Armagh.

The £100,000 project also includes resurfacing work on the A28 Friary Road.

The works will include waterproofing of the Friary Road Bridge deck and the associated road resurfacing.

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The project is expected to be completed in early March.

A road closure will be put in place for Killylea bound traffic and will operate at all times. Traffic is being diverted via A3 Slip Road South, A3 Irish Street and A3 Slip Road North.

(CD/LM)

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