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Public urged to adhere to one way system on Cemetery Sunday

written by John June 18, 2019
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Annual Intercession of the Dead will be held at City Cemetery on Sunday, June 30

MEMBERS of the public are being urged to adhere to the traffic management system in place for Cemetery Sunday later this month.

The Annual Intercession for the Dead takes place at the City Cemetery on Sunday, June 30, at 6pm.

Thousands of people are expected to attend and, to assist with traffic flow, a one way traffic system will be in operation.

John Quinn, Streetscape and Cemeteries Manager at Derry City and Strabane District Council, has asked the public to adhere to the system and, where possible, to leave vehicles outside the City Cemetery boundary walls.

“We would encourage the public to come at least half an hour before the start of the service, to follow the signs and adhere to the advice given by the stewards who will be positioned around the cemetery,” he said.

“Every effort will be made to ensure traffic flows freely on the day, however the main emphasis is on the health, safety and wellbeing of all attending the service.

“We would encourage the public to be patient and allow extra time on the day to get to the service.” he added.

A limited number of passes for the elderly or medically infirm with access issues can be obtained in advance by contacting the cemetery directly on 028 71 362615.

The Council thanks public are thanked in advance for their cooperation.

Public urged to adhere to one way system on Cemetery Sunday was last modified: June 18th, 2019 by John

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