josip wrote: » I've heard lots of "the EU have mandated that all roads in Ireland to airports/ports have to be at least DC", but that could have been the man with the brown paper bag. Although Rosslare is geographically closest to the EU, Brexit looming, decent road infrastructure imminent, there doesn't seem to be a viable business case for expanding the port.
Mrs Dempsey wrote: » I have heard from a bloke who was drinking out of a brown paper bag that the bridge has serious structural flaws but our useless government have got big pharma on the job to suppress this information. It is important that you copy & paste this into social media to demonstrate that this country is f"""ed & that it is run by incompetent corrupt morons who have the mainstream press in their pocket & that they intend to introduce genetically modified manure & artificial food (or something like that - don't be bothering with the details). On that matter don't ever listen to experts - an expert is someone who knows more & more about less & less until they ultimately know f**k all about nothing. The only hope is that they stop this bridge & convert the existing truncated structure into housing for the homeless. It's well past time that the state & it's associated apparatus of suppression take me on board as a consultant - again I appeal to you all to copy & paste this info - I'm all you have got between you & doom. Some may accuse me of orchestrating outrage & disseminating discontent - nothing could be further from the truth & to validate my credentials may I wist you all a happy 2019 - it will be happier if you follow me. Obviously in the interim I will require voluntary donation to continue my important project of countering cosy cartels conniving contrary (to) citizen concerns (CCCCCCC). Rock on brothers (& sisters) - I an seriously serious (I think).
BelfastVanMan wrote: » Cracking pics as always, thanks for the uploads, M17.
spacetweek wrote: » BelfastVanMan wrote: » Cracking pics as always, thanks for the uploads, M17. Note that they are not M17’s photos, they are reposted from Facebook.
m17 wrote: » Both sides of the barrow crossing 14/12/18Mod Note: Photos by insta_mavic - www.facebook.com/instamavic/
serfboard wrote: » m17. I really enjoyed your photos of the M17/M18. You provided a great service to boards users such as myself. However, if you are going to post other people's photos, can you please credit them appropriately. It's the right thing to do. In fairness, you have credited photos that you got from the m11 website, so I don't see why the facebook photos don't deserve the same. Unless of course, you are instamavic, but it seems to have been stated here categorically that you are not.
In total, the announcement sets out €6.3 million for several projects around the county. The funding includes for the delivery and design a number of strategic road projects such as the N24 Cahir to Waterford section west from Mooncoin, and N25 Waterford to Glenmore, which will connect to the New Ross bypass due to open later this year.
allthedoyles wrote: » https://www.kilkennypeople.ie/news/home/356180/n24-tower-road-among-schemes-confirmed-funding-as-part-of-6-3m-announcement-for-kilkenny.html The money is there now for Waterford - Glenmore
alta stare wrote: » allthedoyles wrote: » https://www.kilkennypeople.ie/news/home/356180/n24-tower-road-among-schemes-confirmed-funding-as-part-of-6-3m-announcement-for-kilkenny.html The money is there now for Waterford - Glenmore Im surprised at that to be honest. It is of course welcomed so i hope it does happen. It isnt a long stretch so im sure it would be built in a short enough time frame.
alta stare wrote: » Im surprised at that to be honest. It is of course welcomed so i hope it does happen. It isnt a long stretch so im sure it would be built in a short enough time frame.
Chris_5339762 wrote: » I'm banging the drum a bit but its a decent enough road as it is, I can only imagine they do not want two bits of DC with S2 in between so are pushing this. But to do this before Midleton - Youghal bridge is bad enough, to suggest it with Midleton - Youghal bridge not even being considered at all is a bit ridiculous.
road_high wrote: » Also Glenmore to Waterford bypass is pie in the sky as there are dozens of schemes more critical that need attention- this was completely upgraded early1990s- some other roads haven’t changed since the 1950s... The N25 in west Waterford and co cork itself being prime examples.
Carawaystick wrote: » Glenmore to Rosbercon was built in the early 90s, the other direction to Slieverue was only widened, the schemes joined round where the tractor and Ag machinery place at the top of the hill Re the wire barriers, is there any evidence of bikers being killed by the wire? I'd imagine sliding and hitting a pole under Armco would have serious repercussions also
marno21 wrote: » The section between the new N25 roundabout and Rosbercon is massive, serious width along there. You could easily fit in a dual carriageway around where the overbridge is. It'll be some standard of regional road when complete.
josip wrote: » Will the speed limit be reduced to 80km/h so?
m17 wrote: » It will be November 2019 before this bridge opens there now six months behind on progress
Frostybrew wrote: » Slightly off topic question, was the Pink Rock road originally part of the N25 back in the late 1970s and 80s? I travelled the road back in 1982 on the way to the ferry and remember it being a narrow enough winding road that you from which you could see the Barrow. I know that a new stretch of road was constructed in this area in the late 80s or 90s.
josip wrote: » Yes, it was the N25 until I think 1990 when the new part was constructed as far as the bottom of Glenmore Hill. The road was originally laid down in 1910 if my grand uncle remembered correctly. Also during the 70s and 80s the river shipping channel hadn't been straightened and the ships sailed very close to the road. The best part of the road by the pink rock back then was 'The Hamburger Lady' who sold out of a caravan. She actually lived directly opposite of where she sold, Stewarts on the Wexford side.
