List of National Primary Roads
This list of national primary roads, and their descriptions, is based on the Roads Act 1993 (Classification of National Roads) Order 2006. The road lengths are from National Route Lengths as of 31/12/2007 published by the NRA and are accurate to the end of 2007. Most lengths have been rounded slightly.
| National Primary Roads in Ireland | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Road Name | Description | Length | ||
| Dublin – Border (North of Dundalk) – (A1 Newry – Belfast) | 94.09 km (58.46 mi) | |||
| Dublin – Monaghan – (A5 Omagh – Derry) | 139.90 km (86.93 mi) | |||
| Dublin – Cavan – Ballyshannon | 134.18 km (83.38 mi) | |||
| Dublin – Sligo | 207.31 km (128.82 mi) | |||
| (N4 from Dublin) – Longford – Castlebar – Westport | 133.70 km (83.08 mi) | |||
| (N4 from Dublin) – Kinnegad – Galway | 158.06 km (98.21 mi) | |||
| Dublin – Limerick | 187.20 km (116.32 mi) | |||
| (N7 from Dublin) – Portlaoise – Cork | 167.48 km (104.07 mi) | |||
| (N7 from Dublin) – Newbridge – Carlow – Waterford | 116.44 km (72.35 mi) | |||
| (N9 from Dublin) – Paulstown – Kilkenny – Ballyhale – (N9 to Waterford) | 38.05 km (23.64 mi) | |||
| Dublin – Wexford | 134.44 km (83.54 mi) | |||
| Monaghan – Border (Ardgonnell Bridge) – (A3 to Belfast) | 6.87 km (4.27 mi) | |||
| (N15 from Sligo) – Stranorlar – Letterkenny – (A2 to Derry, A6, M22, M2 to Belfast) | 43.90 km (27.28 mi) | |||
| Letterkenny – Lifford – (A38 to Strabane) | 18.95 km (11.77 mi) | |||
| Sligo – Donegal – Lifford – (A38, A5 to Derry) | 111.01 km (68.98 mi) | |||
| Sligo – (A4 to Enniskillen, A4, M1 to Belfast) | 47.60 km (29.58 mi) | |||
| Galway – Claremorris – Collooney – (N4 to Sligo) | 123.31 km (76.62 mi) | |||
| (N4, N17 from Sligo) – Claregalway – (N6 from Galway) Oranmore – Ennis – Limerick | 96.21 km (59.78 mi) | |||
| (N18 from Limerick/Ennis) – Shannon Town – Shannon Airport | 4.04 km (2.51 mi) | |||
| Limerick – Cork | 99.44 km (61.79 mi) | |||
| Limerick – Castleisland – Tralee | 89.92 km (55.87 mi) | |||
| Cork – Killarney – Farranfore – (to junction with N21 to Tralee) | 107.60 km (66.86 mi) | |||
| (N21 from Limerick) – Castleisland – Farranfore – (N22 to Killarney) | 9.03 km (5.61 mi) | |||
| Limerick – Waterford | 114.92 km (71.41 mi) | |||
| Cork – Waterford – Rosslare Europort | 195.23 km (121.31 mi) | |||
| (N4, N5 from Dublin) – Swinford – Ballina | 29.75 km (18.49 mi) | |||
| Cork city centre – Cork Airport | 6.40 km (3.98 mi) | |||
| Cork – Ringaskiddy | 11.80 km (7.33 mi) | |||
| (Spur off N25 east of Waterford to Belview Port) | 2.86 km (1.78 mi) | |||
| (N25 from Cork, Waterford near New Ross) – Enniscorthy – (N11 to Dublin) | 33.16 km (20.60 mi) | |||
| M50 (junction 13) – Leopardstown Rd – Brewery Rd – (N11 at Stillorgan) – Dún Laoghaire port | 7.33 km (4.55 mi) | |||
| (Continuation of M50 to Malahide Road) | 3.23 km (2.01 mi) | |||
| (Spur off M1 to Ardee) | 7.93 km (4.93 mi) | |||
| Cork South Ring Road | 15 km (9.3 mi) | |||
| M50/Dublin ring-road: East Wall – (M1 to Dublin and Belfast) – Turnapin – Palmerstown – Redcow – Shankill (N11 to Wexford). | 47.24 km (29.35 mi) | |||
| Total Length of Network: | 2,743.58 km (1,704.78 mi) | |||
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