Southeastern roads better

I see one can now travel 90 kilometres per hour on approximately 60% of the route from Dublin to Wexford due to motorway and dual carriageway.

Cork is the second city in this State, Limerick the third and Galway the fourth largest.

Wexford has the eighth largest urban population in the State.

The N20 from Cork to Limerick is one of the worst roads in the country with just 10% of it motorway or dual carriageway, Limerick to Galway has about 60% decent road but then there are some hairy driving conditions from Gort to Oranmore.

Is there a reason for this neglect of the Western Corridor and the Southern end of this country?

Cal Hyland

Closheen Lane

Rosscarbery

West Cork