Decision on route to be made in the autumn

THE route of a controversial €90m road, which will completely bypass Killarney, is expected to be chosen in September, according to Kerry County Manager Martin Nolan.

Decision on route to be made in the autumn
Thu, 17 Jul, 2003 - 01:00
Donal Hickey, Killarney

Four likely routes for a new Killarney/Farranfore road are being considered by Kerry County Council and the National Roads Authority.

The 21km road will cover more than half of the distance between Killarney and Tralee and will start about a mile on the Tralee side of Farranfore.

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