Drogheda bypass

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The Drogheda bypass is a major road section on Ireland’s M1 motorway that diverts traffic around the town of Drogheda to ease congestion and improve travel times between Dublin and the north.

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Drogheda bypass canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf motorway bypass
road infrastructure
bypasses Drogheda town centre
linked to: Drogheda
connectsTo Dublin
northern counties of Ireland
country Ireland
designedFor long-distance traffic between Dublin and Northern Ireland
formsSectionOf primary route between Dublin and Belfast
hasJunctionType grade-separated junctions
hasSpeedLimit 120 km/h
hasToll no
isPartOfCorridor TEN-T core network (Dublin–Belfast)
locatedIn County Louth
locatedNear Drogheda
locatedOnRoute Dublin–Belfast corridor
managedBy Transport Infrastructure Ireland
onRoad M1
openedForTraffic 1990s
partOf M1 motorway (Ireland)
purpose to divert traffic around Drogheda
to ease congestion in Drogheda
to improve travel times between Dublin and the north of Ireland
reducesTrafficIn Drogheda urban area
linked to: Drogheda
region Leinster
roadStandard dual carriageway motorway
roadType motorway

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M1 hasTollSection Drogheda bypass