The route leaves the rapidly expanding town of Dunboyne. The remainder of the route is through rural Meath and Westmeath, passing through the villages of Mullagh, Summerhill, Rathmolyon and Ballivor in Meath and Raharney and Killucan in Westmeath before connecting to the N4 at The Downs east of Mullingar. It joins the N4 at a dangerous at-grade junction with a busy dual-carriageway.
r156, road, ireland, r156, road, regional, road, ireland, linking, dunboyne, county, meath, near, mullingar, county, westmeath, road, single, carriageway, throughout, many, parts, route, have, dangerous, bends, r156, roadbóthar, r156heading, east, after, leavi. The R156 road is a regional road in Ireland linking Dunboyne in County Meath to the N4 near Mullingar in County Westmeath The road is single carriageway throughout Many parts of the route have dangerous bends R156 roadBothar R156Heading east after leaving the N4Route informationLength60 km 37 mi LocationCountryIrelandPrimarydestinationsCounty Meath Dunboyne R157 Mullagh County Meath R125 Kilmore Cross Roads Joins R158 Summerhill leaves R158 R163 Rathmolyon R159 R160 R161 Scariff Bridge crosses the River Boyne Ballivor County Westmeath Raharney Killucan The Downs terminates at the N4Highway systemRoads in Ireland Motorways Primary Secondary Regional R156 near KillucanRoute edit East to West The route leaves the rapidly expanding town of Dunboyne The remainder of the route is through rural Meath and Westmeath passing through the villages of Mullagh Summerhill Rathmolyon and Ballivor in Meath and Raharney and Killucan in Westmeath before connecting to the N4 at The Downs east of Mullingar It joins the N4 at a dangerous at grade junction with a busy dual carriageway See also editRoads in Ireland National primary road National secondary roadReferences editRoads Act 1993 Classification of Regional Roads Order 2006 Department of Transport Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title R156 road Ireland amp oldid 1136709321, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
