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Posts Tagged ‘ National Roads Authority ’
Brakes put on Dublin Port speed control system
The National Roads Authority (NRA) has scrapped plans to introduce a new speed control system at Dublin Port Tunnel.
Hauliers angry over snow response
As 2011 gathers pace the Irish Road Haulage Association (IRHA) is still fuming at the National Roads Authority’s attempts to keep the country’s roads open during the recent Arctic weather.
Investigations underway in Port Tunnel accident
Gardai, the National Roads Authority and the Health and Safety Authority have launched separate investigations into an accident in the Dublin Port Tunnel last Friday, which resulted in both bores of the tunnel being closed.
NRA now responsible for local and regional roads
The National Roads Authority (NRA) has been given responsibility for the maintenance and repair of regional and local roads.
NRA called to confirm tunnel safety
The National Roads Authority (NRA) has been called upon to clarify if safety systems at Dublin Port Tunnel are up to scratch.
Plans for 12 service stations shelved
Ireland’s first motorway stations will open in 13 months time, but only three of the planned 15 sites have received the green light.
NRA gives green light for motorway service stations
The National Roads Authority (NRA) has finally given the green light for Ireland’s first motorway service stations, at an estimated cost of €47 million.
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