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People in South Kilkenny will have an opportunity to attend a presentation on the 'Preferred Transport Solution' for the N24 Cahir to Waterford Scheme on Thursday, January 25 in Mooncoin Parish Hall.
The N24 Waterford to Cahir Project forms part of the N24 national primary route, a strategic transport corridor between the cities of Limerick and Waterford.
The section of the N24 being considered by this project is approximately 60km in length. It extends from the M8 Junction 10 Cahir North Roundabout, north of Cahir in Co Tipperary, to the southern terminal of the M9 Dublin to Waterford motorway at the Quarry Roundabout, north of Waterford City in Co Kilkenny.
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