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Description:M7 Kildare bypass

This shows the typical motorway 'fork' sign, used extensively on Irish motorways and improved dual carriageways. The completion in 2003 and 2004 of the Kildare and Monasterevin bypasses means there is now 63 km of continuous motorway between north of Naas and south of Portlaoise. Tolled extensions further south have recently received planning approval, and tenders are expected to be issued later this year.

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Aug 06, 2005 by csd
Location:53.154657, -6.939171
Road:R415, M7 (Republic of Ireland)
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Photographer:Csd
Source:Coppermine

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Galleries  | R415 | M7 (Republic of Ireland) | Fork sign | D2M | Kildare Interchange








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