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Kilkenny County Council have released new draft County Kilkenny Special Speed Limit (Amendment) By-Laws.
The draft Special Speed Limit amendment proposes the implementation of the speed limit reduction from 100km/h to 80km/h on a section of the N25.
The amendment together with associated maps are available for inspection at Kilkenny County Council Offices during public opening hours until Thursday, September 4 at County Hall, John Street, Kilkenny, or from Municipal District of Piltown Area Office in Ferrybank Shopping Centre.
Written submissions or observations regarding the Draft Special Speed Limit Bye-Laws amendment may be made online via the council's Public Consultation Portal, by emailing roads@kilkennycoco.ie with 'Draft Special Speed Limit (Amendment) Bye-Laws 2025' in the subject line or in writing (marked 'Draft Special Speed Limit (Amendment) Bye-Laws 2025') to Mary J Mulholland, Director of Services, Kilkenny County Council, John Street, Kilkenny.
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Submissions or observations must be made in writing no later than 4pm on Thursday, September 4. Late submissions will not be accepted.
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