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Council issues traffic advice for Cemetery Sunday

written by cassoscoop May 27, 2022
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Derry City and Strabane District Council have issued traffic advice for those attending the Annual Intercession of the Dead which will take place in the City Cemetery on Sunday June 26th at 6pm.

Grainne Murray, Cemeteries Administrator at Council, has confirmed that only vehicles displaying a valid disabled badge will have access to the cemetery and urged the public to adhere to a one way system in place inside the grounds.

“This is the first blessing of the graves in three years following the Covid pandemic so we are expecting larger crowds than usual,” she said.

“We would encourage those thinking of attending to arrive at least an hour before the start of the service, to follow the signs and adhere to the advice of stewards.

“We will make every effort to allow traffic to flow freely on the day and we would encourage the public to be patient and allow extra time on the day to get to the intercession.”

No traffic restrictions or stewards are in place for Cemetery Sunday at Altnagelvin and Ballyoan Cemeteries on Sunday, June 19, at 3 pm.

Council issues traffic advice for Cemetery Sunday was last modified: May 27th, 2022 by cassoscoop

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