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Active Travel walking and cycling infrastructure designs and minor corridor realignments for the proposed Cahir to Limerick Junction N24 route upgrade will be unveiled to the public this Friday, October 25.
The N24 Cahir to Limerick Junction design team will publish these design updates online on the website : www.n24cahirlimerick.ie from 11am on Friday.
Tipperary County Council Senior Roads Engineer John Nolan informed councillors of the latest public consultation process for this section of the N24 route upgrade at the Council’s October meeting in Nenagh last week.
Property owners along the land corridor for the Active Travel and road proposals are being notified by post and invited to consult with the project team in person, online or via telephone meetings.
For more information visit www, n24cahirlimerick.ie or contact the project team at cahirlimerick@midwestroads.ie or telephone (061) 951000
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