Skip to content
English · Ireland Information site about Irish roads
m5online Roads of Ireland Contents
Menu

Notice. m5online is an information site about roads, tunnels and bridges in Ireland. No tickets, tolls, tours, bookings or any other service are sold here, and no page can be used to make a payment. Read the disclaimer.

Full contents

Every page on the site

Eight long notes, three pages about the site, and six documents. Each has an update date, and each note stands on its own.

Published Updated

A winding road over a mountain top, seen from the air.

Notes

Each one has signs, a table or a diagram, and a clear boundary.

Last update date for each note
PageWhat is on itUpdated
MotorwaysThe M network from M1 to M50, junction numbers, lanes, speed limits and the roads north of the border.
TunnelsDublin Port Tunnel, the Jack Lynch Tunnel and the Limerick Tunnel, with height limits and practical advice.
BridgesDublin city bridges, cable-stayed bridges on the major roads, and how to see them.
Road tollsThe barrier-free system on the M50, traditional stations, payment periods and avoiding tolls.
Coastal and mountain roadsWild Atlantic Way, Ring of Kerry, Conor Pass and advice on narrow roads.
Signs and speed limitsSign colours, M, N, R and L numbers, general speed limits and bilingual signs.
Trip planningTime estimates, fuel, parking, weather, emergencies and driving on the left.
Places to stopA choice of places beside the roads, and advice on visiting without leaving a mark.

The site

Who publishes it, how to get in touch, and how to find the material.

Pages about the publisher
PageWhat is on itUpdated
Contents The full list of m5online notes on Irish roads, tunnels and bridges.
About Who is behind m5online, why these notes exist, and what is not published.
Contact The ways to get in touch: email, postal address, and a form that opens your email app.

Documents

The rules and explanations behind the publication.

Editorial and legal documents
PageWhat is on itUpdated
Editorial policy How the notes are written and updated: sources, limits, dates, illustrations and corrections.
Disclaimer The site is general information. It is not advice for a particular journey and reading it creates no working relationship.
Privacy policy What is received when you send an email, what is stored in your browser, and your rights under the GDPR.
Cookie policy The single storage key used, what the choice does, and why there is no tracking.
Terms of use The rules that apply to reading the site: the publisher, use of the material, law and changes.
Accessibility What has been done to make the site usable, and how to report a barrier.

How to use the contents

Start with the network if you want a motorway. Start with the tunnels if you are crossing a city. Start with the coastal roads if you want a view, and with the planning note if your trip is not yet laid out.