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N86 Ballynasare Lower to Ballinclare and Doonore North to Ballygarret Road Improvement Scheme
The N86 National Secondary Road commences in Tralee, and travels west through Blennerville, Camp, Annascaul, Lispole and terminates in Dingle. The N86 Ballynasare Lower to Ballinclare and Doonore North to Ballygarret Road Improvement Scheme comprises two discrete sections which are selected to maximise re-use of acceptable material on the...
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The N86 National Secondary Road commences in Tralee, and travels west through Blennerville, Camp, Annascaul, Lispole and terminates in Dingle. The N86 Ballynasare Lower to Ballinclare and Doonore North to Ballygarret Road Improvement Scheme comprises two discrete sections which are selected to maximise re-use of acceptable material on ...
- Tender type:
- Tender
- Contracting authority:
- Kerry County Council_1204
- Published:
- June 16, 2026
- Deadline:
- June 29, 2026
- Object:
- Straße / Fahrbahn
Object classification
- Straße / FahrbahnPrimary
Tender description
The N86 National Secondary Road commences in Tralee, and travels west through Blennerville, Camp, Annascaul, Lispole and terminates in Dingle. The N86 Ballynasare Lower to Ballinclare and Doonore North to Ballygarret Road Improvement Scheme comprises two discrete sections which are selected to maximise re-use of acceptable material on the subject scheme and on the overall scheme. Ballynasare Lower to Ballinclare. This section of the scheme is approximately 3.8km in length and extends from the townland of Ballynasare Lower in the west to the townland of Ballinclare at the western end of Annascaul village. Doonore North to Ballygarret. This section of the scheme is approximately 2.25km in length and extends from the townland of Doonore North in the west to the townland of Ballygarret in the east.
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