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N7 re-signposting

  • 01-12-2008 4:19pm
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    L1011
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    Has the long awaited re-signing of the N7 been done? I think I've noticed some of the gantries seem a bit different now - stuff like KILL NORTH is now KILL (North) and the main gantry appears to have three downward arrows on it now to indicate all three lanes are mainline.

    If this is it, its rather dissapointing seeing as theres still huge scope to read the gantries as saying the inside lane is for turning off. Theres also been a few bits and pieces appearing like signs for the L2006 at Baldonnell being put up...


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    Victor
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    MYOB wrote: »
    Theres also been a few bits and pieces appearing like signs for the L2006 at Baldonnell being put up...
    Went through Walkinstown / templeogue recently and every side street and cul de sac seems to be getting its route number.


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    L1011
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 71,113 ✭✭✭✭L1011


    Victor wrote: »
    Went through Walkinstown / templeogue recently and every side street and cul de sac seems to be getting its route number.

    I noticed that when I overshot Ashfield College on Thursday morning actually. Its a bit odd, but then again Northern Ireland has name boards on nearly ever small roundabout and rural road.


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