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Roads in Ireland
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The island of Ireland, comprising Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, has an extensive network of tens of thousands of kilometres of public roads, usually surfaced. These roads have been dev
Stretch of M8 motorway in County Tipperary
Stretch of M8 motorway in County Tipperary
Naas Road (N7), non-motorway high-grade dual carriageway
Naas Road (N7), non-motorway high-grade dual carriageway
National secondary roads are often lower-grade than national primary roads.
National secondary roads are often lower-grade than national primary roads.
An alternative route signposted on the N6 near Oranmore, shortly before the commencement of the M6 motorway
An alternative route signposted on the N6 near Oranmore, shortly before the commencement of the M6 motorway
N8 road (Ireland)
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The N8 road is a national primary road in Ireland, connecting Cork with Dublin via the M7. The N8 is further classified by the United Nations as the entirety of the European route E 201, part of the t
J17 on M7; the start/end point of the N77. This was the start point of the old N8 single carriageway. The M8 now begins at junction 19 further west of
J17 on M7; the start/end point of the N77. This was the start point of the old N8 single carriageway. The M8 now begins at junction 19 further west of Portlaoise following the opening of the M7/M8 in May 2010
Commemorative plaque marking the opening of the Glanmire Bypass in 1992, located at the Dunkettle Interchange, Cork.
Commemorative plaque marking the opening of the Glanmire Bypass in 1992, located at the Dunkettle Interchange, Cork.
This section of the N8, known as the Glanmire bypass, marks the entrance to Cork City. It was given motorway status and became a part of the M8 on 28
This section of the N8, known as the Glanmire bypass, marks the entrance to Cork City. It was given motorway status and became a part of the M8 on 28 August 2009.