Another busy week ahead for roadworks across Mid Ulster district - keep an eye out for possible delays

There are a number planned roadworks taking place in the Mid Ulster area in the week ahead – keep an eye out for possible delays.

They include the following:

Loughview Road, Dungannon - lane closure from Pine Bank Park to Ballynakilly Road.

Lane closure required to facilitate work by Charles Brand Ltd

There is a planned lane closure on Bush Road, Dungannon, next Friday, November 28 | Googleplaceholder image
There is a planned lane closure on Bush Road, Dungannon, next Friday, November 28 | Google

Closure to operate until Friday, March 13 2026.

Traffic control to operate, delays expected.

Bush Road, Dungannon - lane closure from Mullaghmarget Road to Creenagh Road.

Closure required to facilitate work by BT Openreach and will operate from 9.30am to 4.30om on Friday, November 28.

Traffic control to operate, delays expected.

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Oaks Road, Dungannon - lane closure at 30 Oaks Road.

Lane closure required to facilitate work by Evolve.

Closure to operate until Tuesday, November 25.

Traffic control to operate, delays expected.

A45 Ballynakilly Road, Dungannon - road closure from Moor Road to Dungannon Road.

Road closure required to enable construction of Creenagh Bridge Replacement and Carriageway works.

Closure to operate until Thursday, December 18.

Diversion to operate, delays expected. The anticipated delay will be 15 - 30 minutes.

Alternative route via: A0045 Ballynakilly Road, B0520 Moor Road, B0161 Annagher Road, B0161 Moor Road, B0520 Stewartstown Road, B0520 Lineside, A0045 Dungannon Road, A0045 The Square.

A45 Ballynakilly Road, Dungannon - road closure from Coalisland Road to Creenagh Bridge Road.

Road closure required to enable construction of Creenagh bridge replacement and carriageway works.

Closure to operate until Friday, December 19.

Diversion/traffic control to operate, delays expected. The anticipated delay will be 15 - 30 minutes.

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