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	S.I. No. 8/1986: ROAD TRAFFIC (SPEED LIMITS) (COUNTY BOROUGH OF WATERFORD AND COUNTY OF WATERFORD) REGULATIONS, 1986.
		Roads in the County Borough of Waterford and County of Waterford declared not to be public roads in a built-up area for the purposes of section 45 of the Road Traffic Act, 1961.
		Roads in the County of Waterford declared to be public roads in a built-up area for the purposes of section 45 of the Road Traffic Act, 1961.
		The Regulations exclude the public roads mentioned in the First Schedule from the scope of the built-up area speed limit of 30 mph prescribed by section 45 of the Road Traffic Act, 1961, thus enabling a special speed limit of 40 mph to be applied to some of these roads.
	www.irishstatutebook.ie /ZZSI8Y1986.html (3792 words)

	N25 road - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The N25 road is a National Primary Route in the Republic of Ireland, forming the route from Cork to Waterford City and Rosslare Europort.
		One end of this road starts at the southwest of the city, at the point where the N22 turns north towards the Poulavone Roundabout in Ballincollig.
		The N25 continues east to Wexford and meets the end of the N11 road east of the town.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/N25_road (778 words)

	ireland.com - The Irish Times - Wed, May 03, 2006 - Road design report says fuel savings possible (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The energy efficiency of the five different N25 routes was compared for the EU study.
		Road efficiencies come from reduced gradients, road surfaces with lower friction and layouts that reduce the amount of sudden acceleration and braking required.
		While ecological rather than energy considerations are expected to determine the final route of the N25, in view of the report's findings, the NRA plans to run energy assessments on greenfield routes on a pilot basis.
	www.ireland.com /newspaper/motoring/2006/0503/206514881MOT03P1LEAD.html (523 words)

	National Roads Authority: Scheme Activity - 2006 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		A 2+1 lane road realignment scheme consisting of two lanes in one direction of travel and one lane in the opposite direction, with the two-lane section providing a safe overtaking zone, alternating with a one-lane section at intervals of 2 km approximately.
		The route commences at the interface with the N8 Cashel Bypass scheme in County Tipperary and ends at the interface with the proposed M7/M8 Portlaoise to Cullahill scheme at Cullahill in County Laois.
		The bypass commences in the vicinity of Kilmeaden to the West of the City, crosses the River Suir at Grannagh and ties in with the existing N25 to the East of Slieverue Village.
	www.nra.ie /RoadSchemeActivity/SchemeActivity-2006 (2599 words)

	Ardmore Irish Round Tower
		The Regional road is rough in spots and from the 2nd exit, it is only just over 3 km to Ardmore.
		8 km of the rougher road to Ardmore.
		N25 is a very nice road on which to drive.
	www.roundtowers.org /ardmore/index.htm (851 words)

	CityNews
		The purpose of these noise barriers is to reduce noise levels from the South Ring Road (N25) to those residential properties on the Cork City side of this road.
		The height of the embankment of the South Ring Road (N25) as it passes through Douglas is approximately seven metres.
		The edge of the road is protected by a parapet railing, in filled with a light mesh to prevent debris from falling onto the car park alongside.
	homepage.eircom.net /~bbermingham/citynews.htm (413 words)

	N25 Road
		The Southern Ring runs east, through the ''Kinsale Road Roundabout'', a three lane signal-controlled non-symmetrical roundabout (with 5 exits) currently being upgraded to a grade-separated interchange, and currently referred to as the ''Magic Roundabout''.
		Here the N25 meets the N27 road to Cork Airport (Kinsale Road) and South Link to the city centre.
		From here the N25 runs east as the ''East Cork Parkway'' dual-carriageway, with interchanges for Fota Island and CÃ³bh, and also Carrigtohill.
	www.seattleluxury.com /encyclopedia/entry/N25_road (513 words)

	R710 road - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The R710 is a Regional Road in the Republic of Ireland.
		As of 2006 it commences on the N25 Cork Road at Butlerstown North, and ends at a junction with the R683 on the Dunmore Road.
		The remainder of the road is dual carriageway, 6.8km in length.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/R710_road (473 words)

	Cork City Council > Our Services: Roads & Transportation Directorate: Grade Separation of the Kinsale Road ...
		The Kinsale Road Roundabout is a five-arm signalised junction and is located approximately 3 km south of Cork City at the junction of the N25 South Ring Road, the N27 Airport Road/Frankfield Road and the South City Link Road.
		The straight-through movement between the east and westsidesoff the South Ring Road was the highest recorded traffic movement at the roundabout and represents approximately 40% of the total traffic using the roundabout.
		It is proposed to construct a flyover carrying the N25 South Ring Road over the existing roundabout thus removing the traffic that wishes to travel east/west along the South Ring Road from the other traffic movements on the roundabout.
	www.corkcorp.ie /ourservices/roads/kinsale_roundabout.shtml (882 words)

	Hotels in Cork City, Ireland. Cork City Hotels (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		- from ork-cork airport it is 5 miles n to the property depart cork airport and follow signs for cork city n25 lee tunnel.
		travel along n25 ring-road around cork city and take exit for n25-n20 cork city.
		travel a short distance along the n25 t...
	www.hotel-reservations-online.net /hotelsbyname/ireland/hotels_cork_city.htm (46 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Inside a single lane access road provides access to the petrol station, and continues as a single lane until the end of the filling station site, where it gives access to the fast food outlet, and becomes a two-way system while turning in the easterly direction, towards Rosbercon Road.
		The elevation to Rosbercon Road which originally continued the raised plaster bands and two display windows, was subsequently revised to include a traditional shop front, and pedestrian entrance directly from the street.
		I note that while the submitted drawings refer to the road running along the western boundary of the site (along the railway line), there seems to be no mention of this road objective of the development plan.
	www.pleanala.ie /REP/130/R130348.DOC (2552 words)

	Waterford City Council : Outer Ring Road
		The Waterford Outer Ring Road, opened on September 30th 2005 by the Minister for Transport Martin Cullen T.D., connects the existing roundabout at Farranshoneen on the Williamstown Road to the main Cork Road (N25) just east of the Holy Cross junction.
		The road is a dual carriageway with two 3.75 metre lanes in each direction.
		The main contract for the construction of the Outer Ring Road (ORR) commenced on the 19th of January 2004 with a completion period of 24 months.
	www.waterfordcity.ie /transport/outerringroad.htm (391 words)

	Map
		We are located near the N25 south ring road and 50mtr.
		On approach to Cork city from N8 from Dublin road or N25 east from Waterford / East Cork take the Jack Lynch Tunnel this is the start of the N25 south ring road.
		From the Wilton roundabout, take the exit for University Hospital (N71) pass through 4 sets of traffic lights, passing the Bishopstown Bar and AIB bank on your right, take the next turn to the left, proceed almost to the bridge, Brookside is the last house on the right before the bridge.
	www.brooksidecork.com /map.htm (251 words)

	Waterford News & Star: Tournore Road In Need Of Lighting (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		THE lack of public lighting on the Tournore Road off the main N25 Waterford Road, Dungarvan has been described as an ongoing and dangerous inconvenience to local residents.
		“What is of concern now is the darkness and narrow nature of the stretch of road from the entrance to the estate and going past Tournore House and its walls to the junction at the Burgery.
		Whereas poles are in place to accommodate street lights between the Friary College, the Gaelscoil and up to a point short of the estate entrance, the narrow and dark stretch between the estate entrance past Tournore House and it’s walls and on to the N25 junction is also in need of attention.
	www.waterford-news.ie /news/story.asp?j=8460 (330 words)

	Waterford News & Star: Seventh roundabout for N25 ring road (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		THE Co. Council is planning to build a seventh roundabout on the N25 ring road around Dungarvan this year.
		He said there was a huge volume of traffic turning off the N25 and the sooner the roundabout was put in place the better.
		Kenneally’s Fianna Fail colleagues from the east of the county complained that while there were a lot of roundabouts on the Dungarvan ring road, there was little progress on providing much needed roundabouts at the Sweep Garage in Kilmeaden and at Horsequarter in Dunmore East.
	www.waterford-news.com /news/story.asp?j=13566 (275 words)

	Cork Golf Course :: Lee Valley Golf & Country Club
		For any golfer visiting Cork we are ideally situated as we are only fifteen minutes from Cork City, fifteen minutes from the Airport and twenty minutes from the ferry terminal.
		As we are situated to the west of the City just off the Cork to Killarney highway, we are the perfect stop for anyone travelling to or from the south west.
		Immediately veer right and travel approximately 1 mile on this road where Lee Valley Golf and Country club will be located on your left hand side.
	www.leevalleygcc.ie /accessibility.php (509 words)

	Department of Transport: Speeches (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		A significant element in the advancing of the road safety agenda is the establishment of the Road Safety Authority.
		The Road Safety Authority was established on the 1 September last and has taken responsibility for a wide range of functions, which have a bearing on road safety.
		The Authority is in a unique position to coordinate and advance the road safety agenda as it has responsibility for the testing of drivers and vehicles, oversight of the driver licensing system, driver education and the promotion of awareness of road safety in general.
	www.transport.ie /viewitem.asp?id=8494&lang=ENG&loc=1081 (2691 words)

	Woodside House, Guest Accommodation in Waterford Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		When you come to Waterford, follow the N25 out the main Cork Road, pass the Waterford Crystal on your right, further on you will come to a pub / restaurant called the" Holy Cross".
		Continue on the main Cork road N25 to Waterford.
		We are situated one mile out of the village on the right side of the road.
	www.woodsidehouse.com /contactandbooking.htm (94 words)

	National Roads Authority: 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The N25, also known as the Euroroute E30 is the main traffic artery that links Rosslare Harbour to Cork, involves the construction of 2.6 km of standard single carriageway with associated junctions and access roads.
		Its upgrading forms part of our strategic national roads policy of improving the primary and secondary road networks as provided for in the NDP.
		"The position in relation to the national roads programme overall is that huge progress is being made in upgrading the network throughout the country.
	www.nra.ie /News/PressReleases/2005/htmltext,1929,en.html (470 words)

	Dáil Éireann - Volume 415 - 13 February, 1992 - Written Answers. - Road Warning Signs.
		Moynihan asked the Minister for the Environment whether local authorities have any responsibility for the provision of warning signs on county and national roads, advising motorists of areas where cattle may be crossing such roads.
		Such signs are either prescribed in regulations made under section 95 of the Road Traffic Act, 1961, or authorised for use under the same section.
		However, Wexford County Council are at present conducting an experiment on behalf of my Department using a prototype sign warning motorists of cattle crossing at locations on national road N25 in the county.
	www.oireachtas-debates.gov.ie /D/0415/D.0415.199202130118.html (147 words)

	Norwich No N25 Campaign launched – demo planned 1 November \| Earth First! Action Reports
		The campaign aims to stop this road from ever being built, already protests have been held at council offices and regular meetings have been held.
		Donations can be made through the campaign website where bank details are available and we encourage anyone with an interest to come along to protests and meetings to find out more.
		Norwich residents, we disagree with the councils decision to build part or whole of the NDR (N25).
	earthfirst.org.uk /actionreports/?q=node/17 (293 words)

	Welcome to South East Ireland-The Comeragh Drive in Irelands South East (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The drive embraces the Comeragh and Monavullagh range of mountains and panoramas include the Atlantic Coast to the south and Slieve na mBan in the Galty Mountains above Clonmel to the north on the Nire Drive.
		From here the roads winds down the hill, through the forest and meets up again with the Comeragh Drive.
		On the left side of the Marmar Road is a very rough walk/climb to the top of Croughan Mountain where the people of Kilgobnet erected a cross in 1987.
	www.southeastireland.com /content.asp?id=197 (539 words)

	Chiriqui House - Canons Cross, Inniscarra, Blarney
		Drive throughout the town centre on the regional road R617.
		Turn right onto the regional road R618 and, as soon as you turn, you will find us on your right hand side.
		Continue for 15 miles on the R618 towards Blarney and before the junction (it will be on your left) with the regional road R622 you will find us on your left hand side (anyway, from both west and south, there are signposts to Inniscarra).
	www.irelandby.com /chiriqui/pages/reach.htm (494 words)

	Annes Grove Gardens
		Take the N8 (main road to Cork) south as far as Fermoy (approx 220 kms), At Fermoy as you descend towards the River Blackwater and town centre, turn right by the Church of Ireland (red sandstone) on to the N72 (signposted for Mallow and Killarney).
		Take the N25 (main road to Cork), passing through Waterford and bypassing Dungarven.
		Follow signs in the southern suburbs of Cork (Douglas or Kinsale Rd Roundabout) for the Lee Tunnel (N25), and after the tunnel take the N8 (main Dublin road) as far as Fermoy.
	www.annesgrovegardens.com /map.html (373 words)

	From Cork
		The road then enters Bantry at the corner of the large town square Your exit is from the diametrically opposite corner of the square staying on the N71 (narrow!) which takes you to Glengarriff.
		Dzoghen Beara is 8km west of Castletownbere on the Allihies road.
		After about 6km the road climbs and winds up a hill, when it levels out at the top, watch for a blue sign on the right pointing you to turn left to Dzogchen Beara/Garranes Hostel.
	www.dzogchenbeara.org /index.php?pid=92 (512 words)

	News, Wexford County Council - Comhairle chontae Loch Garman
		On part of National Road N25 between the centre point of Killinick Railway Bridge and a point 150 metres west of Ashfield Cross a distance of 2100 metres.
		The roads works speed limit will be in effect from Wednesday 1
		Representations in relation to the road works speed limit order may be made in writing to:
	www.wexford.ie /wex/Departments/Roads/News/Name,4333,en.html (85 words)

	[No title]
		The property is situated on the northern side of Waterford city, approximately 2.5km from the city centre on the southern side of Ross Road (N25).
		The property is situated in County Kilkenny close to the border with Waterford city on the main Waterford/Rosslare Road (N25), on of the main approach routes into Waterford city.
		The property has the benefit of full planning permission for a mixed development of 511 residential units incorporating 413 houses including a mixture of detached, semi-detached, townhouses and duplex houses together with 98 apartments and a neighbourhood centre with a crèche, medical unit and seven retail units.
	www.lisney.com /subnav.aspx?tabid=3&tabindex=3&inc=commProperty&ID=1285 (620 words)

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