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PPP Road Schemes
The Following Table Details The PPP Roads Programme:
Scheme Name |
INFO |
Length (km) |
Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
|
N1/M1 Dublin-Border Route |
11 |
Opened September 2005 |
|
|
M3 Cavan to Dublin Route |
50 |
Opened June 2010 |
|
|
N4/N6 Galway to Dublin Route |
40 |
Opened December 2005 | |
|
51 |
Opened December 2010 | ||
|
N7 Limerick to Dublin Route |
40 |
Opened May 2010 | |
|
M8 Cork to Dublin Route |
Portlaoise - Cullahill |
40 |
Opened May 2010 |
| Fermoy By-Pass |
18 |
Opened October 2006 | |
|
City By-passes |
Waterford By-Pass |
23 |
Opened October 2009 |
|
10 |
Opened July 2010 | ||
|
24 |
Completed September 2010 |
||
|
Extension of an Existing PPP Concession** |
2nd Westlink Bridge | Bridge opened September 2003 |
*Portlaoise - Castletown (N7) and Portlaoise - Cullahill (N8) was placed as one PPP contract with an approximate combined mainline motorway length of 40 km.
**To provide for the M50 Upgrade project along with the introduction of barrier-free tolling in place of he barrier operated West-Link facility the West-Link concession was terminated in 2008. The West-Link concession was due to end in 2020 and as such the termination agreement provides for the payment of compensation amounts in lieu of the concessionaire's loss of toll rights. The barrier-free tolling arrangements (eFlow) are operated by a service provider on behalf of the NRA.