28/09/2026
South Belfast Travel Alert As Northern Ireland Host Hungary At Windsor Park
Road users are advised to plan for possible delays this evening (Monday 28 September) with Northern Ireland playing Hungary at the National Football Stadium at Windsor Park at 7:45pm.
The Westlink, Broadway Roundabout, Lisburn Road, Tates Avenue, Glenmachan Street and Boucher Road are expected to be particularly busy between 6:00pm and 8:00pm, and again from 9:30pm to 10:30pm. To enhance public safety, reduce disruption and keep emergency routes open to the stadium and neighbouring areas, police will deploy traffic cones around the venue.
Motorists are asked to observe these restrictions. If you are driving to the match, please park considerately with regard to local residents and businesses.
The Westlink, Broadway Roundabout, Lisburn Road, Tates Avenue, Glenmachan Street and Boucher Road are expected to be particularly busy between 6:00pm and 8:00pm, and again from 9:30pm to 10:30pm. To enhance public safety, reduce disruption and keep emergency routes open to the stadium and neighbouring areas, police will deploy traffic cones around the venue.
Motorists are asked to observe these restrictions. If you are driving to the match, please park considerately with regard to local residents and businesses.
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