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N25 Rosslare to Waterford

Project Title	N25 Rosslare to Waterford
	Suir Bridge Development (clockwise from top) - April 08 to May 09
Project Description	This route is intended to provide improved links to the strategically vital Port of Rosslare. It will provide links to the Atlantic Road Corridor at its western end and the N9 and N11 at its eastern end. As with many of the other routes mentioned, a significant amount of work on this route is either completed, in hand or at an advanced planning stage. Click here for financial and economic information on the N25 - PDF (275 KB)
Projected Completion Date	2015
Current Status of Project	The New Ross Bypass, which is progressing through the planning process, is currently at the pre-qualification stage. An Environmental Impact Study was published by Wexford County Council in late 2007. A key element of the N25 Waterford City Bypass was the River Suir Bridge, which running 475 metres long with a span of 230 metres, will be the longest span bridge in Ireland. The River Suir Bridge and the N25 Waterford City Bypass were officially opened in October 2009.
Link	www.nra.ie/mapping/index.jsp