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UPDATE: Gas leak will see bridge closed in Kilkenny until at least 3pm today

The St Francis Bridge in Kilkenny City will remain closed until at least 3pm today (Saturday) to facilitate repairs to a gas leak, Kilkenny County Council has said. The bridge, which is part of the new Central Access Scheme, has been closed since ...

16 Dec 2017 at 12:29

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ROAD ALERT: Kilkenny's St Francis Bridge closed due to gas leak

St Francis Bridge - the new Central Access Scheme bridge in Kilkenny City - is currently closed this evening due to a gas leak. Kilkenny County Council has issued an alert advising all road users to use the Castlecomer Road, New Road and Greens ...

15 Dec 2017 at 18:49

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St Francis Bridge in Kilkenny officially opened

St Francis bridge in Kilkenny has now officially been opened. For the last week, pedestrian and motorists have been crossing the bridge - part of the new Central Access Scheme- but from today, the 118 metre structure is now officially open. ...

23 May 2017 at 14:19

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Calls for more roads to be included in Kilkenny's winter salting plan

Several local councillors have called for certain treacherous routes to be included in road salting/gritting schedule when the hard frost comes this winter. At last week’s meeting of Kilkenny County Council, director of services Tim Butler ...

03 Nov 2017 at 17:29

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