M28 News

Ahead of the widening of the earthworks outline in the Carr’s Hill area, “Man with Birds” was carefully relocated to a safe spot Tuesday morning. As you can see, he’s settling in nicely, enjoying a bit of peace and quiet, and hasn’t raised any complaints about his temporary change of scenery just yet. Prior to removal, we reached out to

The M28 App is now live on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. The app provides live video feeds from the main approaches and live journey times across all major routes. Why M28 App? • How long will your journey take: Check out our live journey times, colour coded to indicate levels of congestion. • See for yourself:

In September 2025, the Ringaskiddy Urban Realm & Active Travel Scheme—delivered by Coffey Construction—was officially opened by Minister of State Jerry Buttimer TD, the Mayor of the County of Cork Cllr Mary Linehan Foley, and Cork County Council Chief Executive Moira Murrell. The scheme upgraded the village centre, added safer crossings and traffic-calming, refreshed lighting/landscaping (including wildflower verges and rain

In May 2025, Cork County Council signed the main construction contract with BAM to deliver the M28 Cork to Ringaskiddy Motorway—an uplifting milestone for communities and business along the corridor. The signing at County Hall was attended by Taoiseach Micheál Martin, alongside Minister for Transport Darragh O’Brien TD and Minister of State Jerry Buttimer TD. The Taoiseach called it “an

In October 2024, Sorensen Civil Engineering commenced the Ringaskiddy Relief Road—also known as the Protected Road Scheme—to improve local access around the harbour while main M28 works ramped up. The 1.5 km single-carriageway link and junction upgrades provide important interim connectivity between Barnahely and the eastern side of Ringaskiddy. Sorensen confirmed it had mobilised its site team and was “looking