Road users in south Belfast are advised to expect traffic disruption and potential delays this Sunday, 9th March, due to the Northern Ireland League Cup Final.

The match between Glentoran and Cliftonville will take place at the National Football Stadium at Windsor Park, with kick-off scheduled for 3pm.

Supporters travelling to the match are urged to allow ample travel time, as significant traffic congestion is anticipated in the area both before and after the game.

Those driving to the stadium are asked to park considerately, respecting local residents and businesses in the Donegall Avenue area. A build-up of traffic is expected near the stadium before and after the match. Attendees are also reminded to be respectful and considerate when walking through residential streets surrounding the stadium. The areas around the National Stadium are designated 'No Street Drinking' zones under Belfast City Council by-laws.

Strabane Town Centre to Experience Traffic Disruption Due to Solidarity Walk

Road users in Strabane are advised to expect traffic disruption this Sunday, 9th March, due to the "Ending Violence Against Women & Girls Solidarity Walk."

The walk is scheduled to begin at 3pm and conclude at approximately 4pm. Participants will gather at Melvin Hall and proceed through the town centre, following a route that includes Melvin Road, Strabane Bridge, Market Street, Abercorn Square, Railway Street, Bradley Way, Bridge Street, Strabane Bridge, Upper Main Street, Meetinghouse Street and the Strabane footbridge back to Melvin Hall.

Police officers will be present to manage traffic flow, but motorists are advised to consider alternative routes to avoid potential delays.