15/10/2021
15/10/2021
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This morning three lanes are available to traffic on the M7/N7 Eastbound carriageway from Junction 10 (Naas South) through to Junction 8 (Johnstown).
Next Monday, it is anticipated that three lanes will be available westbound from Junction 8 (Johnstown), to Junction 10 (Naas South).
At that time the temporary speed limit will be increased on both the eastbound and westbound carriageways to 80kph between Junction 8 (Johnstown), to Junction 10 (Naas South).
Lane restrictions and the 60kph temporary speed limit will remain in place in both directions between Junction 10 (Naas South) and Junction 11 (M7/M9 merge) until further notice.
July has now been set as a target for completion of the project.
The scene of the fire at the Forge Inn, Naas
Pic: GoFundMe, Run Walk Cycle our new Blueway for Rathangan DCC
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