M50 Motorway

Design, construction, operation, maintenance and financing of the upgrade of approximately 24 km of the existing two lane M50 carriageway to three-lane standard in the west of Dublin in Ireland.

Objectives

The project is a part of the priority TENs road network, enabling traffic to bypass Dublin centre.

Comments

Sector(s)

Transport

Proposed EIB finance (Approximate amount)

Up to 50% of senior debt

Total cost (Approximate amount)

Environmental aspects

The project falls under Annex I of the EU Directive 97/11/EC on environmental impact assessment and has been the subject of an EIA, including public consultation.

Procurement

The project is expected to be procured and awarded in conformity with relevant EU Directives.

Status

Signed - 28/09/2007.

Related Documents

29-05-2007 - Non Technical Summary (NTS) of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) EN

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Projects

Upgrading of several sections of M50 motorway forming Dublin bypass

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