Route
The proposed road commences within the Kilkenny Western Environs at the Kilmanagh Road and will pass northwards through a roundabout in the townsland of Kilcreene. From Kilcreene, the proposed KIRR will extend north eastwards to the Waterbarrack roundabout and along the existing Dean Street to St Canice’s Place. A new road will then be built from the Kilmanagh road to the Waterbarrack, with another stem going from the Kennyswell roundabout to the Freshford Road and another going from Dean Street over the River Nore to the Castlecomer road.
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