Thurles Bypass Constraints Report
A Constraints Study was carried out to identify factors that might affect the choice of route for a Bypass of Thurles, Co.Tipperary. The report from this study describes and catalogues the various constraints under a number of headings.
The documents listed below comprise the N62 Thurles Bypass Constraints Study Report and its Appendices A to G, and incorporate the outcome of a Public Consultation process held in March/April 2008. The Constraints Study Report does not contain any route options.
The N62 Thurles Bypass Constraints Study Main Report
Part-1: Introduction & Summary [450kB]Part-2: Constraints [625kB]
Appendices:
Appendix A – Consultees [53kB]Appendix B – Conservation Sites [49kB]
Appendix C – Planning Applications [24kB]
Appendix D – Hydrology & Wells [75kB]
Appendix E – Archaeology & Built Heritage [684kB]
Appendix F – Drawings :
- Thurles Hinterland [310kB]
- Constraints Study Area [580kB]
- Roads, Railway & Traffic [490kB]
- Community Services [470kB]
- Topography & Landscape [490kB]
- Cultural Heritage [585kB]
- Conservation Areas within 10km [760kB]
- Ecology [480kB]
- Hydrology, Aquifers [475kB]
- Groundwater Vulnerability [840kB]
- Geology [540kB]
- Soils [625kB]
- Utilities - Water & Sewerage [620kB]
- Utilities - Electricity [510kB]
- Utilities - Telecommunications [470kB]
- Planning Applications, Northern portion [565kB]
- Planning Applications, Southern portion [620kB]
- Combined Constraints, Northern portion [725kB]
- Combined Constraints, Southern portion [775kB]
Appendix G – Public Consultation :
- Brochure [1.0MB]
- Questionnaire [252kB]
The N62 Thurles Bypass Constraints Study Area
The N62 Thurles Bypass Constraints Study Area is the annular region inside the red boundary
but not including the built-up area within the blue boundary,
and is the region in which a bypass of Thurles could be expected to be located.
Download the Thurles Constraints Map
on behalf of North Tipperary County Council and Thurles Town Council,
in consultation with the National Roads Authority (NRA).
Further information on this scheme, the MWNRDO, and on other schemes being progressed by the MWNRDO
may be found on the website www.midwestroads.ie
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