Flurrybridge Interchange
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| Flurrybridge Interchange Acomhal Dhroichead Gallaig | |||
| Location Map ( geo) | |||
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| N1 heading southbound, exit | |||
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| Location | |||
| Carrickcarnan / Drumad | |||
| County | |||
| Louth • Armagh | |||
| Highway Authority | |||
| Transport Infrastructure Ireland • DfI Roads | |||
| Junction Type | |||
| 3/4 diamond | |||
| Roads Joined | |||
| N1, R132, C220 | |||
| Junctions related to the R132 | |||
Ballymascanlan Interchange • Feede Cross Interchange • Monasterboice Interchange • Lissenhall Junction • Coolock Interchange • Airport Roundabout (Dublin) • Major's Hollow Roundabout • Ballymascanlan Roundabout • Thistle Crossroads • Haggardstown Cross • Greengates Cross • Gormanston Interchange • Carrickcarnan Roundabout • Rosehall Roundabout • Five Roads Junction • Faughart Roundabout | |||
Flurrybridge Interchange is junction 20 of the N1.
This name of this interchange not only reflects its location at the village known as Flurrybridge, but it does in fact bridge the River Flurry, which also forms the boundary between Counties Armagh and Louth. Consequently, part of the interchange is in Northern Ireland, while the most of it lies in the Republic of Ireland. The junction has an asymmetric layout, which allows southbound traffic exit, but has no northbound ramp. This unusual arrangement reflects the needs of the neighbouring Carrickdale Hotel on the old N1 (now R132), as southbound traffic can exit when they see the hotel.
The roundabout to the east of the main junction is named the Carrickcarnan Roundabout.
Routes
| Route | To | Notes |
| A1 · An tIúr NEWRY · Béal Feirste BELFAST | Access from N1 northbound only | |
| M1 · Dún Dealgan DUNDALK · Áth Cliath DUBLIN | For R174 Gleann na bhFiach RAVENSDALE | |
| A1 · An tIúr NEWRY · Béal Feirste BELFAST | ||
| Baile an Chláir JONESBOROUGH | ||
| Overbridge link between R132 and C220 |
| Flurrybridge Interchange | ||
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