Minister opens €233m road widening scheme

A €233m road scheme to ease traffic congestion for more than 60,000 motorists a day has been officially opened.

Minister opens €233m road widening scheme
Tue, 15 Aug, 2006 - 16:18

A €233m road scheme to ease traffic congestion for more than 60,000 motorists a day has been officially opened.

The N7 Naas Road widening works is said to have been most complex and challenging road engineering project to be undertaken in the state.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: N7 Naas RoadPlace: CorkPlace: WaterfordPlace: LimerickPlace: DublinPlace: Red CowPlace: K ClubPlace: N7Place: RathcoolePlace: JohnstownPlace: KillPlace: M50Place: Naas RoadPlace: N8Place: PortlaoisePlace: CastletownPlace: NenaghPlace: CullahillPlace: CashelPlace: MitchelstownPlace: FermoyPlace: IrelandPerson: Transport MinisterPerson: Martin CullenPerson: Conor FaughnanPerson: Peter MaloneEvent: Ryder CupOrganisation: AAOrganisation: National Roads Authority
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