Dundalk
DUNDALK Dún Dealgan | |||
Location Map ( geo) | |||
Dundalk gateway sign | |||
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County | |||
Louth | |||
Highway Authority | |||
Louth County | |||
Forward Destination on | |||
M1, N1, N53, (A1) | |||
Next Primary Destinations | |||
Belfast • Newry | |||
Other Nearby Primary Destinations | |||
Armagh | |||
Next Terminal & Intermediate Destinations | |||
Castleblayney • Drogheda | |||
Nearby Terminal & Intermediate Destinations | |||
Ardee | |||
Dundalk is a town (2011 Pop 37,816) in County Louth, Ireland, close to the border with Northern Ireland.
The town originally developed as a port around the Castletown River, and is around half way between Dublin and Belfast on the route of the former N1. The town centre is bypassed to the east by the N53, which since 1996 has provided access to the port and acts as an urban distributor, and to the west by the M1 bypass, which opened in the 2000s.
Routes
Route | To | Notes |
Áth Cliath / DUBLIN |
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Béal Feirste / BELFAST |
becomes A1 | |
Muineachán / MONAGHAN Baile na Lorgan / CASTLEBLAYNEY |
becomes A37 when it briefly crosses the border | |
Droichead Átha / DROGHEDA Baile an Ghearlánaigh / CASTLEBELLINGHAM |
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Gleann na bhFiach / RAVENSDALE | ||
Droichead an Chnoic / KNOCKBRIDGE Lú / LOUTH |
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Na Creagacha Dubha / BLACKROCK | ||
Cairlinn / CARLINGFORD An Grianfort / GREENORE |
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Ard Mhacha / ARMAGH | becomes A29 | |
Carraig Mhachaire Rois / CARRICKMACROSS | ||
An Muileann gCearr / MULLINGAR |
Former route numbers
Route | To | Notes |
An Muileann gCearr / MULLINGAR |
Dundalk section officially detrunked but still signed as N52 | |
Áth Cliath / DUBLIN |
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Béal Feirste / BELFAST |
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An Muileann gCearr / MULLINGAR |
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Muineachán / MONAGHAN Baile na Lorgan / CASTLEBLAYNEY |
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Ard Mhacha / ARMAGH | becomes A29 | |
Carraig Mhachaire Rois / CARRICKMACROSS | ||
Cairlinn / CARLINGFORD An Grianfort / GREENORE |
Links
Irish Independent
- Bridge thats steeped in our history (06.09.2002) - article discussing the construction of the link road between Hill Road and the Inner Relief Road