17000

Vehicles Daily

4

Km of Motorway

1

Bridges

Reduced

Traffic Congestion

Adare
to Attyflin

The Adare to Attyflin is phase 2 of the overall Foynes to Limerick Road (including Adare Bypass) Project.

It includes:

  • Approximately 3.5km of new motorway from Adare to Attyflin;
  • One underbridge over the L-1424; 
  • Three watercourse culverts.
  • Extensive earthworks; various drainage works including provision of attenuation ponds and various accommodation works, and various ancillary works
  • Various Authority and Utility diversions including diversion of electricity, eir, broadband and water apparatus

TimeLine and Impact

The project is scheduled for completion by June 2027, ahead of the Ryder Cup at Adare Manor. The Government approved the advancement of the bypass construction in November 2023 to facilitate early delivery. Enabling works, including hedge clearance, fencing, archaeological resolution, railway bridge construction, haul road construction, and utility diversions, are currently underway.

Adare experiences significant traffic delays daily. The bypass will remove congestion on the N21 and divert any unnecessary through traffic, including HGV’s away from the village improving the safety of all road users and the quality of life of people living, working and visiting this popular heritage village

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Proposed Route

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Adare to Croagh