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	S.I. No. 104/1984: ROAD TRAFFIC (SPEED LIMITS) (COUNTY BOROUGH OF LIMERICK AND COUNTY OF LIMERICK) REGULATIONS, 1984.
		Roads declared not to be public roads in a built-up area for the purposes of section 45 of the Act.
		(n) The Knockalisheen Road for a distance of 65 metres from the boundary of the county borough of Limerick.
		The Regulations exclude the public roads mentioned in the First Schedule from the scope of the built-up area speed limit prescribed by section 45 of the Road Traffic Act, 1961, and declare the public roads mentioned in the Second Schedule to be subject to that speed limit.
	www.irishstatutebook.ie /ZZSI104Y1984.html (5081 words)

	S.I. No. 109/1992: ROAD TRAFFIC (SPEED LIMITS) (COUNTY BOROUGH OF LIMERICK AND COUNTY OF LIMERICK) REGULATIONS, 1992.
		(f) The Meelick Road for a distance of 414 metres north-west of the boundary of the county borough of Limerick.
		(a) The Castleconnell Road for a distance of 1,100 metres from the boundary of the counties of Clare and Limerick at O'Brien's Bridge.
		The Limerick-Foynes road (National Road N69) between a point 500 metres north-east of its junction with the Patrickswell Road and a point 245 metres south-west of the said junction.
	www.irishstatutebook.ie /ZZSI109Y1992.html (5215 words)

	The Kingdom - 2002/11/21: Three TDs to link-up to boost jobs prospects
		THE persistent failure to attract industry to Listowel is directly attributable to the inferior condition of the N69 road from Tarbert to Tralee, according to the three North Kerry TDs.
		The strategic importance of the N69 to the economy of North Kerry was emphasised by the three politicians who pointed out that the inferior condition of the road has led to failure to attract industry to Listowel.
		Mr Davitt said he hoped increased funding would be provided in 2003 for the road but stressed that there was a major difficulty with the level of funding available for national secondary roads in the county, which represents 13 per cent of the national secondary road network.
	archives.tcm.ie /thekingdom/2002/11/21/story7458.asp (246 words)

	National secondary road - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A national secondary road is a category of road in the Republic of Ireland.
		These roads form an important part of the national route network, but are secondary to the main arterial routes (which are classified as national primary roads.
		N69 - Dock Road (Limerick) – (Askeaton) – Foynes – Tarbert (N67) – Listowel – Tralee (N70, N86, N21)
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/National_Secondary_Route (634 words)

	Explore from
		Turn LEFT onto the road to Kilcoran townland and travel for a further 2.25 miles until you meet a small crossroads.
		This centre is a living experience of legal and social history in the mid 19th century, telling the story of the administration of justice, in Ireland, during that time period.
		Located in a lake and on the grounds of a restored castle, this is a reconstruction of a "Crannog" (a bronze-age lake dwelling).
	www.angelfire.com /ok2/adarevillage/Explorefrom.html (3256 words)

	Amberleigh House - West End Terrace, Cobh
		Bear LEFT (East) onto Local road(s) for 30 mt. At roundabout, take the THIRD exit onto R526 for 1.0 km.
		Road name changes to N25 [East Cork Parkway] for 6.8 km.
		Continue up hill until you are on a straight road, then take immediate LEFT up narrow terrace (West End Terrace).
	www.irelandby.com /amberleigh/pages/reach.htm (654 words)

	The Manor Inn, Accomadation, B & B, Ballybunion, North Kerry, West Limerick,
		Take the N67 road from Killimer, to Kilrush, to Milltown Malbay via Spanish Point and stop off at Spanish Point (called after the survivors of the wrecked Spanish Armada swam ashore only to be arrested and executed by the High Sheriff of Clare).
		From Tralee follow the signpost for Dingle R (560) Approximately 6 miles out this road you will come to a fork in the road with a signpost indicating Dingle, and Conor Pass.
		From Dingle take the R559 road to Annascaul and the R561 road to Inch onto Castlemaine and take the N70 road to Tralee and the N69 from Tralee to The Manor Inn.
	www.ballybunion-manorinn.com /trips.htm (1074 words)

	Dáil Éireann - Volume 550 - 28 February, 2002 - Other Questions. - Road Network. (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.tamu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Deenihan asked the Minister for the Environment and Local Government if he will consider the upgrading of the status of the N69 road to a national primary road; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
		The need for changes to be made with regard to the classification of roads in the national or regional network is being kept under review.
		I am sure this road is kept under review as part of that.
	www.oireachtas-debates.gov.ie.cob-web.org:8888 /D/0550/D.0550.200202280019.html (257 words)

	LIMERICK AREA ROAD TROUBLESPOTS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		When mailing about a road, please be as specific as possible about the position and nature of the hazard.
		While the list on any road is small these letters shall be AA but later may be used to seperate a road into areas then an identification number.
		In alphabethical order all trouble spots for one road will self align For the moment this is the only website of it's kind locally and we will cover roads in neighbouring counties.
	indigo.ie /~bbegley/limerick/roads.htm (310 words)

	Limerick County Council : Main Road Works Programme 2005 page
		This scheme includes for road pavement overlay of approximately 4.5km of the N20 from the County Boundary to Rockhill Cross.
		The scheme includes for road pavement reconstruction and overlay on 4.6km of the N21 at Coolanoran, Rathkeale; Templeglantine, Barnagh and Cullenagh Cross to Newcastlewest.
		The scheme includes for road pavement overlay of approximately 2.9km of the N69 from Loghill to Mount Trenchard.
	www.lcc.ie /Roads/Roads_Works_Programme/Road_Works_Programme_2005.htm (365 words)

	AA Roadwatch : Traffic
		The Ballinagar Road between Lixnaw and Ballyduff is CLOSED.
		The Ballylongford to Listowel Road is flooded at Gortacoco Bridge.
		N69 Road at Mountcoal Cross is flooded and the Ballyheigue to Kilmoyley Road at Ballymacquim Cross is also flooded.
	www.aaroadwatch.ie /traffic/story.asp?id=81300 (147 words)

	Section 4, Draft Strategy, Kerry County Development Board (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		It is an objective of the Board to seek the upgrading of the status of the N69 road to a national primary route and to seek co-operation from Limerick County Council and the National Roads Authority in meeting this objective.
		It is also an objective of the Board to seek the upgrading of the status of the N72,from Mallow to Killarney road, to a National Primary Route and to seek co-operation from Cork County Council and the National Roads Authority in meeting this objective.
		Furthermore, it is an objective of the Board to request Cork County Council and the National Roads Authority to improve substantially the N22 National Primary Route from Macroom to Ballyvourney.
	www.kerrycdb.ie /meitheal/section_4.htm (597 words)

	National Roads Authority: N7 Limerick Southern Ring Phase II
		Phase I of this scheme proceeding south and west from the N7 and joining the Cork Road N20/21 at Rossbrien was completed in May 2004.
		The Scheme will include four grade separated junctions; at Rossbrien joining the Limerick Southern Ring Road Phase I and the Limerick Tunnel PPP Scheme to the N20 Cork/Tralee road; at the Dock Road (N69); at Coonagh West; and at the N18 Ennis Road tie-in.
		In regard to the road structure, the concessionaire is to hand it back with a further 10 year life before any structural strengthening would be required.
	www.nra.ie /PublicPrivatePartnership/ProjectTracker/N7LimerickSouthernRingPhaseII (1143 words)

	Avondoyle Bed and Breakfast, Limerick, Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Continue along Dooradoyle Road for about three quarters of a mile until you meet a roundabout.
		There is only one exit from this second roundabout, and it takes you onto the road immediately ahead.
		Continue on this road; after exactly half a mile, there is a small rural road to the right; it has a circular sign restricting traffic to vehicles of less than 3.5 tons.
	www.iol.ie /~avondoyl/dirn69.htm (342 words)

	O'Gradys - Iroko House, Bed & Breakfast, Limerick, Ireland
		We are situated south of Limerick, one mile from the outskirts of the city.
		This road is called Childers Road; it is a ring road around the City to the South, Go straight through three roundabouts, at the next set of traffic lights turn left, This is the new motorway south.
		We are the first turn to the left and the second house on the left, Where you turn left for our home there are road markings, also, we have a pointer sign on the corner.
	www.irokohouse.com /about_location_drive.html (631 words)

	Swiet Webshop - Contact
		There is a curve in the road some 200 meters past the border.
		Keep driving that road for approximately 3 kilometers, you will cross a canal and this is "Barrier" and here you will arrive at a traffic light.
		The road N69 will become a highway and on that highway, take the second exit, and at the end, turn to the right, following directions to Overpelt Fabriek.
	www.swiet.nl /Contact.htm (257 words)

	Slatterys Guesthouse Kildimo Limerick Ireland - Adare, Limerick, Shannon, Fishing, Horse, Riding, Guesthouse, Gasthaus, ...
		Situated on the N69 Coast Road between Limerick and Listowel/Tralee, 8 miles from Limerick City, 22 miles from Shannon Airport and 5 miles from Adare Village,
		Staying on this road (the N69) for 8 miles will bring you to Kildimo.
		This road runs for a number of miles along the coast and can often be quicker than the major route to Limerick as there is less traffic.
	www.kildimo.com (548 words)

	Shannon Region - Things to Do Individual Search Result (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		En route from Shannon Airport to the Ring of Kerry on the N69 coast road.
		From Limerick city take N69 coast road approximately 12 miles to Kilcornan, then turn left into Curragh Chase forest park.
		From Adare Village in the centre of the village on to "Station Road" follow the road for approximately 5km, turn left at sign for Stonehall Visitor Farm, straight at next crossroads.
	www.shannonregiontourism.ie /individual_results.asp?sID=61745 (187 words)

	Limerick County Council : Road Improvements - Completed Works 2004 page
		Works included for road reconstruction and overlay, footpath and cycleway construction, public lighting and the provision of a pedestrian crossing on St. Nessan’s road.
		The works included for the construction of approximately 1.2 km of distributor road which consisted of a 7.5 km wide carriageway with 2m wide footpaths, 2m wide cycleways and 2m wide verges located on both sides of the new carriageway.
		Construction of the distributor roads was completed at the end of 2004.
	www.lcc.ie /Roads/Roads_Works_Programme/Road_Improvements+_2004.htm (449 words)

	August 24
		The grounds of the agricultural products factory where that road met the road to Abbeyfeale was packed with cars, as was the empty field on the other side of the road.
		Coming into Listowel itself, parks on both sides of the road -- and both sides of the River Feale -- were choked with tents and more autos.
		The ridge across the road, for instance, commanded striking views of both the Shannon Estuary and the Atlantic Ocean.
	home.earthlink.net /~segerge/world_tour/05.html (2810 words)

	Irish Coffee Festival
		It is approximately 35km (22miles/30 minutes) from Limerick City along the scenic coastal N69 route from Limerick to Tralee.
		If you are travelling from west Clare, you can also cross the Shannon estuary by the Shannon estuary car ferry operating on a regular basis from Killimer in County Clare to Tarbert in County Kerry, just 20km (12.5 miles, 20 minutes) from Foynes.
		Or if you arrive by Cork Airport, Travel around Cork on the South Ring Road, through the Jack Lynch Tunnel, connect with the N20 to Limerick and out to Foynes by the N69.
	www.irishcoffeefestival.com /howtoget.html (289 words)

	Limerick Southern Ring Road Phase II Route
		The Limerick Southern Ring Road Phase II will be a grade separated dual carriageway with interchanges to existing and proposed roads, a river crossing of the Shannon and other structures such as overbridges, underbridges and link roads as required to access the existing road network.
		Phase II is a continuation of the existing Southern Ring Road project and will extend the Phase I section to join the N20 to the N18.
		A Constraints Study has been carried out to determine any physical, procedural, legal, environmental constraints that could affect the design or delay progress and influence the cost of the scheme.
	www.midwestroads.ie /LSSR2/Route.htm (200 words)

	DCP: 69 degrees north, 24 degrees east
		The way: (i) 12 km on a secondary road to Avzze and then ca.
		The way to this CP must be wonderful, either before the first mosquitos occur (but then the rivers may pose serious problems) or, preferably, in the autumn.
		By the way, from this CP it is only 40 km to the still unvisited CP N69/E25 - nearly the same distance as from the closest end point of a secondary road from Karasjok.
	confluence.org /confluence.php?lat=69&lon=24 (546 words)

	Annual Report 2001, Kerry County Council (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Our Inner Relief Route, the John B. Keane road is nearing completion with the section to the N69 Tarbert road opened in August.
		Plans for a continuation of this relief road to the Tralee road, incorporating a new bridge over the River Feale will be presented to the Council in 2002.
		In the developmental area, the Council finished its interim review for the Town Development Plan with the zoning of almost 100 acres for residential use.
	www.kerrycoco.ie /annrep2001/page66.htm (389 words)

	How to Get There
		From Killarney take N22 / N21 / N69 to Tarbert Ferry on the Shannon (63 miles / 100 Km) For a pleasent drive take the Coast Road N67 to Liscannor and finally follow R478 to the cliffs (38 miles / 61Km).
		Route: From Killarney take N22 / N21 / N69 to Tarbert Ferry on the Shannon (63 miles / 100 Km) For a pleasent drive take the Coast Road N67 to Liscannor and finally follow R478 to the cliffs (38 miles / 61Km).
		Route: N69 to Tarbert Ferry (28 miles / 45Km) - Sailings on the half hour.
	www.foundmark.com /Ireland/data/Daytrips/Routesc.html (508 words)

	Cork Kerry - Things to Do Individual Search Result (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Sing along with the cuckoo by day and continue the sing song into the night.
		From Shannon: Take the N8 to Limerick and then the N69 to Tarbert (coast road to Tarbert), approx.
		From Farranfore: Take the N22 to Tralee and continue on the N69 to Tarbert, approx.
	www.corkkerry.ie /individual_results.asp?sID=52919 (129 words)

	Road Closures/Roads (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Temporary Closing of Roads (Historic Stages Rally) - 23rd Nov
		Road Surfacing Works - N69 Laharn to Leith - 6th November
		Temporary Closing of Roads (Circuit of Kerry Rally) - 19th October
	www.kerrycoco.ie /roads/roadclosure.asp (70 words)

	Analog Devices: 公司信息: 世界各地办事处分布: Directions
		Follow the road signs for Galway, Limerick (N18) N19.
		Bunratty Castle and Folk Park will be a visible landmark on your left as you drive on this road.
		Follow this road (N18 South) which will take you over the Shannon Bridge/Condell Road into Limerick city and Shannon Bridge Roundabout.
	www.analog.com /zh/corp/0,2893,3_107_43226,00.html (230 words)

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