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The Kilrea Bridge is currently closed.
The Department for Infrastructure has provided a status update on the phased reopening of Kilrea Bridge, located on the B64 Bann Road, which has been closed since September 20 2025, due to structural concerns with a retaining wall.
The DfI spokesperson confirmed the project is 'on track' to restore access for light vehicles in the near future.
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“We are on track to allow light vehicles to travel over the road in early December when temporary stabilisation is complete,” a DfI spokesperson said.
"Work will be continuing on the wall to complete main repairs by mid-February 2026 (14 weeks from 10 Nov) that will require the road to remain closed to heavy goods vehicle.
"The Department will continue to keep all road users updated on progress."
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