Opposition to lower city speed limits grows

The Irish School of Motoring is adding its voice to the criticism of the new 30 kilometre per hour speed limit introduced in Dublin city centre this week.

The Irish School of Motoring is adding its voice to the criticism of the new 30 kilometre per hour speed limit introduced in Dublin city centre this week.

The AA, business groups, taxi drivers and motorists have all come out against the move, which is in place in areas around the city, from Bolton Street on the northside to St. Stephen's Green on the southside.

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