Shane MacGowan funeral: Gardaí confirm traffic restrictions in Dublin and Tipperary

MacGowan's funeral cortège will pass through Dublin city centre before continuing on to Nenagh for his funeral Mass
Shane MacGowan funeral: Gardaí confirm traffic restrictions in Dublin and Tipperary

Muireann Duffy

A number of traffic restrictions will be put in place in Dublin city centre and Nenagh, Co Tipperary for the funeral of Shane MacGowan on Friday.

The Pogues frontman died last week in Dublin.

Gardaí said there will be traffic restrictions in Dublin on Friday morning as MacGowan's funeral cortège passes through the inner-city.

The procession will begin at St Lotts road at around 11am, crossing MacMahon Bridge and continuing on to Pearse Street. It will travel to the junction at Lombard Street, turning on to Westland Row, then Fenian Street, before concluding at Denzille Lane at around 11.45am.

MacGowan's funeral Mass will be held on Friday at 3.30pm at St Mary's of the Rosary Church in Nenagh, where traffic restrictions will also be in place in anticipation of large crowds.

Following the Mass, the funeral cortège will pass through Nenagh town, travelling from Church Road to Market Cross, with traffic restrictions in place throughout the duration of the funeral.

Gardaí said Church Road will be closed from 8am to 7pm on Friday, while there will also be restrictions on Kenyon Street, Pearse Street and in the town centre from 2pm to 7pm.

Extra parking facilities have also been put in place, including at Éire Óg Nenagh GAA club, the old Procter & Gamble factory in Gortlandroe, at Nenagh Liverstock Mart on Strafford Street, and at Nenagh College on Dromin Road.

More in this section

US and Israeli attacks on Iran Middle East repatriation flight due to leave for Dublin after delay
Second seizure of €150,000 worth of cannabis in Co Cavan Second seizure of €150,000 worth of cannabis in Co Cavan
Ireland coat of arms Motor inspection firm seeks to restrain salvage business from preventing access to vehicles

Sponsored Content

The power of the G licence The power of the G licence
Happy couple receiving new house keys from real estate agent Time to get to grips with changes in rental laws
Boatbuilder turned engineer proves alternative paths can lead to success Boatbuilder turned engineer proves alternative paths can lead to success
Contact Us Cookie Policy Privacy Policy Terms and Conditions

© Examiner Echo Group Limited

Add Echolive.ie to your home screen - easy access to Cork news, views, sport and more