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M3 Clonee - Kells
Description
This is one of the projects announced by the NRA in June 2000 under Tranche II of the PPP Roads programme. This project lies on the Monaghan to Dublin route and will involve the construction of a 50 km stretch of motorway/dual carriageway, and 11 km of single carriageway. The scheme also involves construction of a further 24 km of link road and the widening/realignment of other roads.
The PPP Contract was awarded in April 2007 to the Eurolink Consortium (SIAC Construction Ltd and Cintra - Concesiones de Infraestructuras de Transport S.A.)
Please click here for the dedicated M3 website.
A new website providing information on the progress of the motorway construction is now available. Please click here for the M3 Eurolink website.
Pilot Project |
PPP Type | Current Stage | Next Event | Estimated Date (Next Event) | Contract Awarded to | Contract Award Date |
| No | Concession | Construction | Completion | 2010 | Eurolink Consortium | April 2007 |
Please click here for photographs of archaeological investiagtions at Lismullin, Co. Meath