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Limerick
N7 Limerick Southern Ring Road
Heading west, shortly after the start of the DC section.
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Dec 08, 2007 by csd
N7 Limerick Southern Ring Road
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Dec 08, 2007 by csd
N7 Limerick Southern Ring Road
Heading west, shortly after the dual carriageway section begins, northeast of Limerick city.
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Dec 08, 2007 by csd
ADS for the N7/N24 junction
East of Limerick city, heading west on the N7.
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Dec 08, 2007 by csd
Nearing the end of the N7
Southeast of Limerick city. The N7 ends in a few kilometres, so every destination i s in brackets.
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Dec 08, 2007 by csd
Approaching the end of the N7
N20/N21 south to the left, Limerick city to the right. The eastern approaches to the under-construction Shannon tunnel are straight ahead. The roundabout will be replaced by a freeflow junction. Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Dec 08, 2007 by csd
Update: 2015 - this isn't here anymore! The new junction is slightly further south, the roundabout being approximately where the westbound M7 slip diverges from the southbound M20
N20/N21 multiplex S of Limerick
Racecourse exit
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Dec 08, 2007 by csd
'Welcome to Limerick, riverside city' on the R526
M20 south of Limerick
Limerick - Thomond Bridge
River Shannon at Limerick
University Bridge, Limerick
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Annacotty, County Limerick (2)
Annacotty, County Limerick
This is a typical example of anti-dog fouling signage as erected by Limerick City Council, Ireland. Although there is a lot of text on the sign, it certainly does make one think!
This finger-post sign is located at the Baggot Estate, Portland Park, Limerick, Ireland
This is a bi-lingual information sign at the entrance to the Baggot Estate, Portland Park, Limerick, Ireland
A typical example of the confusion that can arise when Irish councils 'penny pinch' by having a continuos single centre-line. This is the Condell Road, Westfields, Limerick. It has two cycle lanes, tow vehicle lanes and one bus lane.....but on which side????
A typical example of the confusion that can arise when Irish councils 'penny pinch' by having a continuos single centre-line. This is the Condell Road, Westfields, Limerick. It has two cycle lanes, tow vehicle lanes and one bus lane.....but on which side????
A typical example of the confusion that can arise when Irish councils 'penny pinch' by having a continuos single centre-line. This is the Condell Road, Westfields, Limerick. It has two cycle lanes, tow vehicle lanes and one bus lane.....but on which side????
Most crossing signals in Lim erick City have three phases as shown here.
A typical inner suburban junction with filter protection in Limerick. There is no righ-turn from the lower Shelbourne Road onto the Condell Road.
The flashing yellow arrow as commonly used in Irish urban areas. It seems to work!!!
Another example of a flashing amber arrow in Limerick, though the cluster is slightly off the perpendicular!
In 2008, Limerick City Council started to erect signs like this in the vicinity of two large stadia in close mutual proximity in the north-western suburbs. The signs were erected following representations from local community groups concerned about damage to green areas.
Whether you drive, cycle or use public transport, this set of signals must rank as one of the most vexatious in Limerick. A conspiracy theorist might state that the phases are biased to benefit drivers exiting from the adjacent hotel.......
A view of a Mellor Head in Westfields, Limerick
Condell Road Limerick There is a pleasant area of grass and trees by the road. The road is the N18, main road west from Limerick on the north of the Shannon.
The new Shannon Bridge, Limerick The new Shannon Bridge under construction, downstream of the Sarsfield Bridge of 1835 2757125. It opened in 1988 as part of an inner relief road.
Terrace of houses in Blackboy Road Next to St Joseph's Hospital.
Ballysimon Road leaving Limerick, this is looking back through the coach's rear window towards the roundabout at Ballysimon Road and Golf Links Road. This is the latest area to be developed with industrial estates, there being more here than shown on Google Maps.