M1 ( Irl. Mótarbhealach M1 ) - Irish highway leading from Dublin to Ballymaskanlan. It is part of the European route E01 and the state primary road N1 .
| Highway | ||
| M1 | ||
|---|---|---|
M1 | ||
 In the Dormskin area | ||
| basic information | ||
| A country |  Ireland | |
| Region | ||
| Part of the road | N1
| |
| Length | 80 | |
| Start | Dublin | |
| the end | Ballymaskanlan | |
Road route
Congress List
The following is a list of the official scheme [1] .
| M1 | ||
| Northern congresses | Intersection | Southern congresses |
| The beginning of the track | one | Malahide ( N32 ), all the way ( M50 The road continues as the M50 to Dublin and Dublin Port |
| Dublin Airport , Swords ( R132 ) | 2 | Dublin Airport , Swords ( R132 ) |
| Swords ( R125 ) | 3 | no exit |
| Skerris , Rush ( R132 ) | four | Swords , Malahide ( R132 R126 ) |
| Lusk services | Gas station | Lusk services |
| Balbriggan ( R132 ) | Lask , Rush ( R132 ) | |
| Balbriggan Nol ( R132 ) | Balbriggan Nol ( R132 ) | |
| Julianstown , Droeda South ( R132 ) | Julianstown , Droeda South ( R132 ) | |
| Pay | ||
| Droeda , Dulik ( R152 ) | no exit | |
| Droeda , Donor | Droeda , Donor | |
| Droeda North , An Wawi ( N51 ) | Droeda North , An Wawi ( N51 ) | |
| no exit | Monasterbois ( R132 ) | |
| Dunlir , Colon ( R169 ) | Dunlir , Colon ( R169 ) | |
| Dunlir , Dromin ( R170 ) | no exit | |
| Ardy , Derry ( N33 ) | Ardy , Derry ( N33 ) | |
| Castlebellingham , Tallanstown ( R166 ) | Castlebellingham , Tallanstown ( R166 ) | |
| Castlebellingham Services | Services | Castlebellingham Services |
| Dundalk , Mullingar ( N52 ) | Dundalk , Mullingar ( N52 ) | |
| Castleblaini , Dundalk ( N53 ) | Castleblaini , Dundalk ( N53 ) | |
| Dundalk , Ballymaskanlan ( N52 ) | Dundalk , Ballymaskanlan ( N52 ) | |
| N1 | ||
| Northern congresses | Intersection | Southern congresses |
| no exit | Ravensdale ( R132 ) | |
| Jonesboro | 20 | Jonesboro , Carrickcarnan ( R132 ), Customs |
| entry to Northern Ireland The road continues as A1 | - | entry to the Republic of Ireland The road continues as N1 |
Roadside art
According to the Percentage For Arts Scheme , 1% of the construction budget is allocated for roadside art (with a ceiling of 63,000 euros). Local authorities choose a topic and are responsible for commissioning works, as a rule, through an open competition [2] . On M1, within the framework of this program, in the Balbriggan area, there are three beehives carved out of their stones, based on the legend of the beekeeper St. Molach [3] , and a three-meter bull, symbolizing the bull from " Kidnapping a Bull from Kualge " [4] .
Notes
- ↑ Ordnance Survey Ireland Motorway Schemeta
- ↑ ア ー カ イ ブ さ れ た コ ピ ー (inaccessible link) . Date of treatment March 6, 2010. Archived June 4, 2009.
- ↑ Fingal Arts
- ↑ Create Louth - the home of the arts in County Louth Ireland