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Newlands cross -open?

Deskjockey · 2014-11-19 14:19:29

Is the new Newlands cross junction open to traffic today? Or do people have to wait until tomorrow ? Thx

19-11-2014 2:19pm

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Is the new Newlands cross junction open to traffic today? Or do people have to wait until tomorrow ? Thx

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#2 19-11-2014 2:21pm

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Deskjockey wrote: »

Is the new Newlands cross junction open to traffic today? Or do people have to wait until tomorrow ? Thx

Tomorrow

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#3 19-11-2014 2:24pm

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Random_Name wrote: »

Tomorrow

Ok thanks

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#4 19-11-2014 2:26pm

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I understood the traffic was being moved during the night on Thursday, so really Friday before its available for use.

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#5 19-11-2014 2:31pm

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Deskjockey wrote: »

Is the new Newlands cross junction open to traffic today? Or do people have to wait until tomorrow ? Thx

Random_Name wrote: »

Tomorrow

Deskjockey wrote: »

Ok thanks

All very amicable. Someone should bring up the dole.

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#6 19-11-2014 2:34pm

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From the Indo:

Newlands Cross Junction closed for sulky racing and bare knuckle boxing match

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#7 19-11-2014 2:40pm

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a constant 120kph from Cork to Belfast

what a time to be alive

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#8 19-11-2014 2:41pm

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The new flyover at Newlands Cross will open to traffic on Thursday morning, 20th November 2014.

http://www.n7n11.ie/n7-update/

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#9 19-11-2014 2:45pm

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iDave wrote: »

All very amicable. Someone should bring up the dole.

I got this.

Is that the Newlands cross in Dublin?

Is there not a Dublin forum.

Fuckin sick of the Dubs thinking they are so important.

:P

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#10 19-11-2014 2:46pm

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SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

a constant 120kph from Cork to Belfast

what a time to be alive

100Kph on the M50,

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#11 19-11-2014 2:50pm

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hallo dare wrote: »

100Kph on the M50,

Plus..50kph through the 4 toll booths on that route , assuming you have a Toll tag...

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#12 19-11-2014 2:50pm

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Maybe there should be a special roads forum?

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#13 19-11-2014 2:52pm

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Maybe a special "Dublin Roads Notifications for the Roads In and Out Of Dublin (Not the Pale) - Mod Warning is 1st Post" thread is required?

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#14 19-11-2014 2:52pm

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Super-Rush wrote: »

I got this.

Is that the Newlands cross in Dublin?

Is there not a Dublin forum.

Fuckin sick of the Dubs thinking they are so important.

:P

Fecking Culchies! Everyone knows After Hours is now the Dublin Forum lite

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#15 19-11-2014 2:55pm

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Random_Name wrote: »

Fecking Culchies! Everyone knows After Hours is now the Dublin Forum lite

Salt of the earth people we are.

Go back to avoiding junkies.

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#16 19-11-2014 2:58pm

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Super-Rush wrote: »

Salt of the earth people we are.

Go back to avoiding junkies.

Junkies are great. Every day is like having a Zombie Walk in the city. Great craic altogether. And with this lovely new flyover, its now even easier for ye culchies to come do the christmas shopping

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#17 19-11-2014 2:59pm

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I believe its been set up to be ready for commuter traffic thursday morning so will be open overnight.

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#18 19-11-2014 3:00pm

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Random_Name wrote: »

Junkies are great. Every day is like having a Zombie Walk in the city. Great craic altogether. And with this lovely new flyover, its now even easier for ye culchies to come do the christmas shopping

It will be carnage up there when we all arrive up not knowing where to go.

We're still only getting used to taking the motorway.

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#19 19-11-2014 3:00pm

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Have they finished the work or what?

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#20 19-11-2014 3:08pm

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Great time warp video of the construction of the new road.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vY70j-3Brn4

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#21 19-11-2014 3:09pm

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Super-Rush wrote: »

It will be carnage up there when we all arrive up not knowing where to go.

We're still only getting used to taking the motorway.

Just make sure nobody robs yer tractor when ya leave it chained to a railing.

:pac:

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#22 19-11-2014 3:11pm

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YellowFeather wrote: »

Just make sure nobody robs yer tractor when ya leave it chained to a railing.

:pac:

True story.

My ould lad used to only put the bare minimum of petrol in the car to get us to Dublin back in the day. His reasoning was that if someone stole the car they wouldn't get too far before it ran out of fuel.

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#23 19-11-2014 3:11pm

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Trigger Happy wrote: »

Great time warp video of the construction of the new road.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vY70j-3Brn4

that video was a hoax filmed in a movie studio

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#24 19-11-2014 3:13pm

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I like this thread.

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#25 19-11-2014 3:15pm

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hallo dare wrote: »

100Kph on the M50,

in the middle of the night if you are lucky! More like 10kph in rush hour

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#26 19-11-2014 3:15pm

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Super-Rush wrote: »

True story.

My ould lad used to only put the bare minimum of petrol in the car to get us to Dublin back in the day. His reasoning was that if someone stole the car they wouldn't get too far before it ran out of fuel.

He wasn't from Cavan was he?

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#27 19-11-2014 3:15pm

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SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

that video was a hoax filmed in a movie studio

Yeaaaa...Needs more rain!

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#28 19-11-2014 3:16pm

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SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

that video was a hoax filmed in a movie studio

I shoulda known....it could not rain that much in reality.

Could it?

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#29 19-11-2014 3:20pm

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SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

a constant 120kph from Cork to Belfast

what a time to be alive

Toll booths will put a stop to that.

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#30 19-11-2014 3:51pm

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Super-Rush wrote: »

True story.

My ould lad used to only put the bare minimum of petrol in the car to get us to Dublin back in the day. His reasoning was that if someone stole the car they wouldn't get too far before it ran out of fuel.

Great idea. Then he won't have to travel so far to identify its charred remains.

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#31 19-11-2014 4:10pm

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SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

a constant 120kph from Cork to Belfast

what a time to be alive

Not legally it isn't!

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#32 19-11-2014 4:38pm

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topper75 wrote: »

Great idea. Then he won't have to travel so far to identify its charred remains.

Might even catch up quick enough to put the fire out sure. Save on making the insurance claim only for yer rates to go up when looking for a renewal like.

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