The new speed limits in Ireland aim to reduce fatalities as part of the Government's road-safety strategy.

New speed limits have come into effect from today, 7 January, across Ireland. Drivers have been notified to be aware of the new rules that were brought in by the Road Traffic Act. Many rural local ...

Default speed limits on rural local roads in Ireland will decrease from 80km/h to 60km/h on Friday, February 7. The meaning of the Rural Speed Limit sign (a white circle with five diagonal black ...

From today the speed limit on many rural local roads has changed from 80km/h to 60km/h. It's being rolled out to get people to slow down and ultimately make our roads safer.

New speed limits Ireland: Fine warning issued to drivers as 2025 road crackdown begins New speed limits take effect across Ireland this week, with further reductions planned later this year.

Speed limits on rural local roads will decrease from 80km/h to 60km/h from Friday as part of the Government's 'Slower Speeds, Safer Roads' campaign.

Speed limits on some roads in the Republic of Ireland will be reduced from 80km/h (50mph) to 60km/h (37mph) on Friday. This change impacts small "rural local roads", with further reductions to ...

Notice the new signs? The first speed limit change comes into effect today nationwide Garda Inspector Gillian Synnott on new speed limits on Irish roads from February 7 New lower speed limits are ...

If you are caught driving over the speed limit, you will get three penalty points and a fixed charge fine of €160.

New speed limits take effect across Ireland this week, with further reductions planned later this year. Gardai have warned of strict enforcement, hefty fines and increased speed monitoring to ...