Cork and Limerick to be linked by tolled motorway as further details of M20 project revealed 

Following a comparative analysis to investigate different forms of divided carriageways, a motorway with barrier-free distance-based tolling has been recommended

The massive transport project, which includes some 100km of walking and cycling infrastructure, will be the largest single active travel project to be undertaken in Ireland. Picture: Denis Minihane.

A motorway with barrier-free distance-based tolling has been recommended to link Cork and Limerick as part of the ambitious €1bn-plus N/M20 transport project.

The locations of six transport hubs, each with EV chargers, park-and-ride connections to public transport, car-sharing options and connections to active travel links, as well as one freight hub with rest and welfare areas for truck drivers, have also been identified along the route.