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Kildare County Council reveals traffic management plan for the 2025 Amgen Irish Open
Kildare County Council has announced its traffic management plan for the 2025 Amgen Irish Open.
Explaining the measures, Kildare County Council said: "Please be advised that there will be traffic management in place on the R403 between Clane and Barberstown at the entrance to the north car park for the Amgen Irish Open.
"There will also be traffic management on the L2007 Straffan to Kill road at the entrance to the south car park for the Amgen Irish Open."
"Traffic management will be in place from 5.30am until 9pm on Thursday, September 4, 2025 until Monday, September 8, September 2025," Kildare County Council said. "Please reduce speed and follow directions from An Garda Síochána."
Kildare County Council concluded by saying that traffic through Straffan Village will be restricted during the event.
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