Cork councillors welcome news that proposed Cork-Limerick motorway won't run through Cahir

Cork county councillors have welcomed this news and yesterday's signing of a contract to design a planned northern relief road in Mallow.

Cork councillors welcome news that proposed Cork-Limerick motorway won't run through Cahir
Mon, 16 Dec, 2019 - 16:16
Sean O’Riordan

The prospect of the Cork-Limerick motorway being run via the M8 at Cahir, Co Tipperary has significantly receded.

Cork county councillors have welcomed this news and yesterday's signing of a contract to design a planned northern relief road in Mallow.

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