Treaty Traffic Management.

Due to a burst water main, residents in moyross may face disruption to their water supply until this evening. Uisce Eireann crews are currently on site. Traffic has been reduced to one lane during these works under temporary traffic lights.

Along with current closures in Belfield Gardens, Treaty Traffic Management along with An Garda Síochána on behalf of MCD events will be executing a complex traffic management operation for the upcoming 6 concerts in Thomond Park.

Starting on Friday 26th June and running over 6 evenings up until Wednesday 8th July, road closures and diversion routes are explained below for before, during and after the concerts.

Please be advised that closures will continue to be in place in Belfield Gardens during these concerts, along with additional closures on Saturday 27th of June to facilitate the All Ireland Minor Final in the Gaelic Grounds. Active travel works will also be continuing through Thomond gate throughout the concert days, however works will be kept to a minimum.

From tomorrow, Monday 22nd July at 8am, Belfield gardens in thomondgate up to the entrance at the junction with the strand hotel will be closed until the 3rd of July to facilitate road resurfacing works. Road closure points will be manned and local access will be maintained at all times. Diversions have been installed and clearly sign posted. We apologise for any inconvenience caused during these essential macadam works.

Due to a burst water main in moyross, any residents without water there is bottled water now available at the Moyross soccer pitch. Works on the burst pipe are continuing and will hopefully be finished by this evening.

🚨UPDATE🚨

The R464 Long Pavement has now reopened to traffic.

🚨EMERGENCY ROAD CLOSURE🚨

Due to a major burst water main the R464 Long Pavement Road has been closed until further notice. Diversions are in place via Moyross, Meelick and the Sweeps Road through to Parteen.

The water supply to Moyross and surrounding areas may also be affected during these emergency works. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.

🚧 **Traffic Management Notice – National Cycling Criterium Event 2026** 🚴‍♂️
📍 Medieval Quarter / King’s Island, Limerick
📅 **Saturday, 9th May 2026**

Treaty Traffic Management wishes to advise residents, businesses, motorists, and public transport users of temporary road closures, parking restrictions, and traffic diversions that will be in place to facilitate the safe running of the National Cycling Criterium Event.

# # # ⛔ Road Closures

🕙 **10:00am – 9:00pm**
The following roads/junctions will be closed during event hours:

* Barrack Street / Castle Street
* Nicholas Street / Mary Street Junction

# # # 🚫 Parking Restrictions

Parking will be prohibited throughout the Medieval Quarter from **10:00am to 9:00pm**.
All vehicles must be removed prior to the commencement of restrictions.

# # # 🔁 Traffic Diversions

Full traffic diversions will be in operation throughout the day.

* Vehicles exiting **St Mary’s Park** and **Lee Estate** will operate on a **left turn only** basis.
* Emergency access will be maintained at all times.
* Please refer to the Traffic Management Plan (TMP) map for full diversion route details.

# # # 🚌 Bus Éireann Route 305 Service Disruptions

🕑 **2:00pm – 9:00pm**

Please note the following temporary changes to the **305 bus service** due to road closures associated with the King’s Island Cycling Criterium:

• Only the **305 route** is affected (**301 service remains unaffected**)
• Approximately **4–5 services** may be impacted during closure hours
• Instead of turning onto Island Road, the 305 service will terminate and recommence outside **St. Mary’s Church**, on the left-hand side immediately after the traffic lights
• Passengers may safely board and disembark at this temporary stop
• Buses will then proceed over **O’Dwyer’s Bridge** and return towards the city via the **Grove Island (Corbally) roundabout**

We appreciate the cooperation and patience of residents, businesses, and road users while these temporary measures are in place. Please plan your journeys in advance and allow additional travel time where necessary.

📧 For further information please contact:
[email protected]

O’Connell Street and Shannon Street in Limerick City all brought down to one lane until 3PM today to facilitate emergency works on behalf of Limerick City and County Council. These lane closures will be in place until approx 3PM today.

🚨 EMERGENCY WORKS 🚨

Treaty Traffic Management on behalf of Limerick City and County Council will be implementing emergency traffic management on the junction of O’Connell Street and Shannon Street (chicken hut junction) to facilitate urgent pavement and macadam repairs from 10am to 4pm Wednesday 29th April.

Delays are expected in the area during these works. TTM will be installing lane closures from all sides of the junction and will try to minimise disruption to traffic as best possible while these urgent repairs are carried out.