Transport Infrastructure Ireland and Cork County Council say an 8km bypass of Macroom in Co Cork that has opened today will have a transformative effect on ...
The new road will reduce traffic in the town centre by 40% and shave around 20 minutes off the Cork to Killarney journey time.
The Macroom Bypass section of the new N22 dual carriageway between Baile Bhuirne and Macroom was officially opened on Friday morning by the Mayor of the County ...
It was first mooted in the mid 1960s but, at long last, the Macroom bypass is operational after Taoiseach Mícheál Martin performed the official opening of ...
Jons Civil Engineering – John Cradock JV Ltd., the company in charge of the project, is advising people that the new section will have a speed limit of 100km/h, ...
The fatal accident happened on the main street, close to the Briary Gap theatre, just before 1pm.
The need for the Macroom bypass, which was opened today by Taoiseach Micheal Martin in one of his final acts in the role, was sharply illustrated the same ...
Accident occurred shortly after Taoiseach officially opened bypass which will take traffic out of the Cork town.
The accident occurred shortly after the new 8km Macroom bypass, which will ease traffic congestion in the town, was officially opened by Taoiseach Micheál Martin and the Mayor of County Cork councillor Danny Collins.
A woman aged in her 70s has died after being knocked down by a lorry in Macroom, Co Cork. The collision occurred near the new 8km Macroom bypass, which was ...
10 December 2022 By Tom Collins [email protected] One of the country's most eagerly anticipated road projects took a step closer to completion with the ...
I would like to thank Transport Infrastructure and Cork County Council for their work on this project so far and look forward to the final delivery of this project.” I look forward to seeing Macroom and the wider region go from strength to strength in the years ahead and wish all who travel on the road a safe journey.” said “Delivered under Project Ireland 2040, the Macroom Bypass will greatly improve safety and accessibility for local communities who will use this road regularly as well as for those travelling between Cork and Kerry. Work started in January 2020 with up to 260 construction staff employed on-site at the peak of the project and continuing throughout the Covid pandemic. I would like to thank all the construction staff for their hard work over the last two and a half years and for the community events in recent weeks. It was wonderful to see so many people walking on the new road, taking in the sights and impressive engineering of the road all while raising money for local charities.”