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NOTICE TO LANDOWNERS AND OCCUPIERS OF LAND ADJOINING PUBLIC ROADS

ROADS ACT 1993, Section 70 Roadside Trees, Ditches and Hedges

From 1 September 2025 until 28 February 2026

Tipperary County Council wishes to give notice that under the terms of the Roads Act, 1993, Landowners and occupiers of lands are obliged to take all reasonable care to ensure that trees, shrubs, ditches, hedges and other vegetation growing on their lands are not or could not become a danger to those using a public road or to somebody carrying out maintenance or improvement work on the road.

Examples of hazards include dead or dying trees, ditches or hedges interfering with traffic, blocking footpaths, obscuring road signs or obscuring the view of the road ahead. You are required to fell, cut, log, trim or remove such trees, ditches and hedges.

Please see the attached ''A Guide for Landowners to Managing Roadside Tress'' to understand your responsibilities.

If you wish to advise Tipperary County Council of a structure, tree or hedge adjoining a public road which is considered to be dangerous, please contact the Customer Services Department:

Telephone:                   0818 06 5000

Email:                           [email protected]

Liam Brett

Director of Services

Roads and Transportation

TEMPORARY CLOSING OF ROAD
ROADS ACT, 1993-2015,
(SECTION 75 OF THE ROADS ACT 1993)
ROADS REGULATIONS, 1994

Decision To Close The L-2708 Bridge Street, Carrick On Suir, Co.Tipperary As A Matter Of Urgency

NOTICE is hereby given that Tipperary County Council has made an Order closing:

ROAD TO
BE CLOSED: L-2708 Bridge Street, from it’s junction with Main Street R885, to its junction with North Quay L-6712/L-27018.
PERIOD OF
CLOSURE: From 07.00hrs on Monday 01 September 2025 to 19.00hrs on Sunday 28 September 2025.
ALTERNATIVE
ROUTES: Follow Main St R885, through Westgate on to Greystone St. and on to N24 Well Road, to the junction of the N24 at Deerpark. Turn South on to L-6712 and continue to Bridge Street.
REASON FOR CLOSURE: Repair and replacement of water mains

Trial pedestrianisation of the Old Killaloe-Ballina Bridge

Community Involvement Scheme 2026/2027

CORVILLE ROAD TRAFFIC CALMING & PROPOSED
1-WAY SYSTEM, CORVILLE, ROSCREA, CO TIPPERARY

Ardfinnan Pedestrian & Cycle Bridge Survey

N24 Cahir to Limerick Junctions & Oola Transportation Project - Design Update No 3 - Public Display

N24 CAHIR TO LIMERICK JUNCTION & OOLA TRANSPORT PROJECT - DESIGN UPDATE No 3 - PRESS RELEASE

The RSA’s ‘Check it Fits’ Service is coming to Tipperary

19 May 2025

N24 CAHIR TO LIMERICK JUNCTION & OOLA TRANSPORT PROJECT

Design Update No. 3

Tipperary County Council is progressing the development of the N24 Cahir to Limerick Junction & Oola Transport Project in partnership with Limerick City & County Council, Transport Infrastructure Ireland and the Department of Transport. Arup are the appointed Technical Advisors to advance the project through the planning and design phases. The project is being managed by the Mid West National Road Design Office on behalf of Tipperary County Council. The project is a priority investment in the Government’s National Development Plan 2021-2030.
Since Design Update No. 2 in October 2024, the design team have further progressed the design of the active travel and road components of the Preferred Transport Solution to take account of results from site surveys (including geotechnical investigations, topographical surveys and environmental surveys) and feedback from ongoing landowner engagement.
Design Update No. 3 Drawings for the proposed active travel and road components will be published on the Project Website www.n24cahirlimerick.ie from 1pm on Tuesday 27 May 2025. These drawings will be indicative only and subject to change as part of the ongoing design refinement process.
A public display will take place in the Great National Ballykisteen Golf Hotel on Tuesday 27 May 2025 from 1pm until 8pm, and on Wednesday 28 May 2025 from 10am until 8pm and drawings will be available for viewing. Property owners, communities and other stakeholders are encouraged to consult with the project team by attending the public display on the above dates.
Property owners along the corridors for both the proposed active travel and road components will be notified by post and invited to consult with the project team, either in person, or by online or telephone meetings.
Design Update notices will be published in newspapers, local authority websites and on the project website, announced on local radio stations and shared on social media platforms.
For further information visit www.n24cahirlimerick.ie or contact the project team at [email protected] or telephone (061) 951000.