New motorway to cut Dublin-Belfast journey times

The journey time between Dublin and Belfast will be cut to only two hours with tomorrow’s opening of the first motorway between the cities.

New motorway to cut Dublin-Belfast journey times
Wed, 01 Aug, 2007 - 12:55

The journey time between Dublin and Belfast will be cut to only two hours with tomorrow’s opening of the first motorway between the cities.

The ribbon will be cut on the 14km-long A1/N1 dual carriageway between Newry and Dundalk by Minister for Foreign Affairs Dermot Ahern and Northern Ireland Regional Development Minister Conor Murphy.

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