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The third non-statutory public display on the ‘Preferred Transport Solution’ is now taking place at an in-person event at the Great National Ballykisteen Golf Hotel. The display runs today, May 24th and May 26.
The purpose of this display is to inform the public of the study area for the project, the key constraints and the Preferred Transport Solution identified.
The section of the existing N24 under consideration in this Project, the N24 Cahir to Limerick Junction Project, is between the M8 motorway, north of Cahir in Co. Tipperary and an appropriate tie-in point in County Limerick and traverses Tipperary Town and the villages of Bansha, Limerick Junction, Monard and Oola.
Property owners along the preferred corridor for the road component are being notified by post and invited to consult with the project team, either in person, or by online or telephone meetings.
A copy of all of the display material presented at Public Display No. 3 is available.
Full details can be found at www.n24cahirlimerick.ie
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