New average speed cameras will start operating from midday on October 25 on the N5 in Swinford, Co Mayo, and the N3 in Co Cavan, aimed at improving road safety in high-collision areas.
Vehicles exceeding the 100km/h speed limit on these roads will face a €160 fine and three penalty points, as part of An Garda Síochána’s commitment to road safety.
In addition to the two new locations, a total of nine new static speed cameras will be deployed by the end of the year, enhancing enforcement and monitoring across various regions.
The initiative is part of a broader strategy to reverse the recent rise in road fatalities, with continued government support for increased police presence and effective road policing.
- The N59 in Galway between Maigh Cuilinn and Galway ity
- The N25 in Waterford between Glenmore and Luffany
- The R772 Arklow Road in Wicklow
- The N14 in Donegal east of Letterkenny
- The N80 in Carlow between Barristown and Levitstown
- The Crumlin Road/Parnell Road/Dolphin Road/Dolphin’s Barn Junction in Dublin
- The N17 in Mayo northeast of Claremorris
- The N22 in Cork east of Lissarda and west of Ovens
- The N69 in Limerick east of Askeaton
