Kerry County Council_1204TraleeTED
N70 Sneem to Blackwater Bridge (Tahilla to Doon) Road Project
The project comprises the construction of a 3.0 km section of the N70 National Secondary Road between Sneem and Blackwater Bridge. The project commences in the townland of Talilla, approximately 6km east of Sneem village, and terminates in the townland of Doon. Works generally involve the widening and realignment of the existing N70 to pr...
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Road Construction, Paving, Noise Protection
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- Tender type:
- Tender
- Contracting authority:
- Kerry County Council_1204
- Published:
- August 10, 2026
- Deadline:
- Not specified
- Topic:
- Road Construction
- Object:
- Straße / Fahrbahn
Object classification
- Straße / FahrbahnPrimary
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The project comprises the construction of a 3.0 km section of the N70 National Secondary Road between Sneem and Blackwater Bridge. The project commences in the townland of Talilla, approximately 6km east of Sneem village, and terminates in the townland of Doon. Works generally involve the widening and realignment of the existing N70 to provide a Type 3 Single Carriageway with active travel facilities.
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