Paperwork and final impact studies completed for Foynes Port roads plan

Amid speculation of cuts to the €116bn earmarked for capital projects in the National Development Plan, Fianna Fáil wants to ensure the proposed €450m road network plan for Foynes Port, including a by-pass at Adare, moves ahead.
Paperwork and final impact studies completed for Foynes Port roads plan
Wed, 03 Jun, 2020 - 01:00
Jimmy Woulfe

Foynes Port, Co. Limerick. Picture : Kieran Clancy.
Foynes Port, Co. Limerick. Picture : Kieran Clancy.

Amid speculation of cuts to the €116bn earmarked for capital projects in the National Development Plan, Fianna Fáil wants to ensure the proposed €450m road network plan for Foynes Port, including a by-pass at Adare, moves ahead.

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