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M50 southbound @ Leopardstown

  • 02-07-2007 12:42pm
    #1
    spank_inferno
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    hi all

    WRT the M50 southbound behind leopardstown race course.
    The right lane has closed, moving traffic to the hard shoulder with a 60km/h speed limit.
    Does anyone know what this is for? Or better still when it will be back to normal?
    Luas works mabey?

    thanks


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  • #2
    Alun
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    Works for the Luas bridge for the Cherrywood extension. They're going to last 12 months according to the DLRCoCo website :(


  • #3
    Irish and Proud
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,735 ✭✭✭Irish and Proud


    spank_inferno wrote:
    hi all

    WRT the M50 southbound behind leopardstown race course.
    The right lane has closed, moving traffic to the hard shoulder with a 60km/h speed limit.
    Does anyone know what this is for? Or better still when it will be back to normal?
    Luas works mabey?

    thanks

    There are actually 2 places where the LUAS will cross the M50 SEM, one south of Leopardstown/Sandyford Junction 13/14 and one just north of Carrickmines Junction 15. The crossings in question will take the form of long viaducts spaning a distance much greater than the width of the M50 itself. However, I hope the contractors move their butts, unlike whats happening with the current M50 upgrade works.

    Cheers


  • #4
    Stark
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    Irish and Proud wrote:
    However, I hope the contractors move their butts, unlike whats happening with the current M50 upgrade works.

    The M50 works are on schedule as far as I know?


  • #5
    Irish and Proud
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,735 ✭✭✭Irish and Proud


    Stark wrote:
    The M50 works are on schedule as far as I know?

    The contractors will probably meet their 2 year deadline all right, but I've taken several trips down the M50 recently and didn't see too many people working on the new centre lanes - during the day that is!!! Why are motorists being made suffer on the substandard outer lanes for longer than necessary? Why aren't the contractors injecting some urgency into the pace of their works - with the new 'design and build fixed price' regime along with bonuses for early completion, surely the contracting company would want to be on and off the site as quickly as possible - after all, I'm sure site insurance doesn't come too cheaply! Well hopefully, the mainline will be ready by December - it would make sense to open the auxiliary lanes then!

    Cheers!


  • #6
    Victor
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 78,574 ✭✭✭✭Victor


    Maps here http://www.rpa.ie/luas/maps/luas_line_b1


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