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Green rules might hit Donegal’s €27m road plans

Opportunities to redress the poor transport infrastructure, the legacy of underinvestment and the lack of transport alternatives could be hampered if the Government continually raises the bar in relation to climate action and carbon efficiency ...

28 Dec 2022 at 20:15

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Donegal village appeals for urgent drainage work to be done

Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) has been asked to carry out urgent drainage on the N14 at Mondooey Lower, Manorcunningham. The request came from Cllr Donal Coyle at the recent Letterkenny-Milford Municipal District meeting. He was told ...

21 Feb 2021 at 15:30

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Hard shoulder development confirmed for McGroary's Brae, Ballybofey, says Cllr Patrick McGowan

There's light at the end of the tunnel for cyclists and vulnerable road users as one of the most notorious roads in the county is soon to receive a hard shoulder. For many years now McGroary's Brae on the Ballybofey to Donegal Town Road has ...

14 Jun 2023 at 13:58

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25 homeowners and 520 landowners directly affected by new road plans

Twenty-five homeowners and 520 landowners will be affected by proposals to develop a major highway starting outside Ballybofey and ending up in Lifford. Donegal County Council has asked the body overseeing the project, Transport ...

07 Jan 2023 at 15:00

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Cyclists demand urgent action on dangerous stretch of Donegal road

Cyclists from all over Donegal and beyond gathered at one of Donegal's most dangerous roads on Saturday morning calling for action on road safety. This was prompted by a near-fatal accident at McGrory's Brae last October which ...

26 Feb 2022 at 12:28

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Donegal TEN-T Project gets Cabinet approval to move to planning stage

The Donegal Trans-European Transport Network (TEN–T) Priority Route Improvement Project has received Cabinet approval to move to the planning stage. Welcoming the go-ahead by Cabinet this morning for the project to go through ...

24 Jul 2024 at 15:35

National News

Good Friday sees rare morning of no delays on Irish motorways

A rare morning of no delays across the Irish network of motorways has been confirmed by Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII). However, despite the freely moving traffic, TII urges people to "drive with care". There were ...

29 Mar 2024 at 08:31

Local News

Top three Donegal road projects will cost over €500m

It now appears likely that Donegal's three major road projects costing at least €500 million won’t start until 2026 at the earliest. Early forecast costs for the N15/N13 Ballybofey- Stranorlar Bypass (€150m-€180m), the ...

17 May 2022 at 10:56

National News

Heads up motorists - Toll rates on motorways and Dublin Port Tunnel set to increase in 2025

The Board of Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) has approved increases in tolls from 2025 for several motorways and the Dublin Port Tunnel. TII confirmed the contractual agreement for the increase in tolls for the ...

23 Oct 2024 at 19:10

South Donegal

N15 Bundoran bypass €1.5m upgrade nearing completion

Works are said to be nearly complete on the Bundoran part of the newly refurbished N15 Bundoran Ballyshannon bypass, bar some snag list items. The current works cost was in excess of €1.5 million and also involved ...

04 Oct 2022 at 17:29

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