€140m bypass set to cut travel times for motorists

TRAVEL times between the country’s two largest cities will receive a welcome reduction today when Transport Minister Martin Cullen opens the long-awaited Monasterevin bypass.

€140m bypass set to cut travel times for motorists

The €140 million bypass is expected to take 16,000 vehicles a day from Monasterevin, a notorious bottleneck for motorists commuting between Dublin and Cork and reduce travel at peak times by up to 30 minutes.

The upgrade will cut out delays and tailbacks which are a constant blight for motorists on the busy route, most noticeably at weekends and when the Curragh hosts an event.

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