New bypass will ease traffic bottleneck

A new bypass will be officially opened today to relieve a notorious traffic bottleneck in the midlands.

New bypass will ease traffic bottleneck
Fri, 04 Aug, 2006 - 08:36

A new bypass will be officially opened today to relieve a notorious traffic bottleneck in the midlands.

Transport Minister Pat the Cope Gallagher will launch the completed N52 Mullingar Bypass in Co Westmeath following 20 months of construction.

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