M7 (Highway, Ireland)

According to the Percentage For Arts Scheme scheme, 1% of that construction budget is allocated to roadside art (with a ceiling of 63,000 euros). The local authorities choose the topic and are responsible for the commissioning of the works, as a rule, through open competition ^[1] . On the M7, under this program, where the N7 enters M7 , there is a large area with road markings, Perpetual Motion ( Perpetual Motion , 1995, author Rachel Joint) ^[2] , in the Kildare region, an installation of 0.4 km long “Black Pig Race ” ( Race of The Black Pig , 2003, Dan George) ^[3] , on the bypass around Monasterevin - “The Hitchhiker”, a wheel-shaped installation ( The Hitchhiker , 2005; funded by Kilder and Laish county ^[4] , in 2011, was removed by unidentified persons ^[5] ), “Dun” near Port-Laishe and “Architects of the Earth” on both sides of Ninah (2001, Colin Grehan; We men and a bull are located so that it seems that the bull crosses the track ^[6] ).