National road tolls and Port Tunnel fees rise in January
Published 1h ago · Policy change
Affects Ireland
Motorists across the national road network face higher toll charges starting in January.
Transport Infrastructure Ireland has announced upcoming fee increases across all national motorway tolls and the Dublin Port Tunnel starting in January. Drivers will face higher charges ranging from 10 cents on the M50 up to €1 at the Port Tunnel. The adjustment affects every toll route operating across the national road network.
- The start dateThe higher toll rates take effect on 1 January.
- The scopeAll 10 toll locations across the national road network are included in the adjustments.
Why it matters
Motorway tolls in the country are adjusted annually based on inflation figures and operational costs. These increases impact commuters and freight operators using major national transport corridors daily.
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Transport Infrastructure Ireland announced that all 10 national road tolls will increase starting 1 January, with specific hikes including 10 cents on the M50 and €1 at the Dublin Port Tunnel.
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- The Irish TimesAll national tolls to increase, starting at 10c on M50 and €1 at Dublin Tunnel1h ago · open ↗
- RTÉToll hikes for motorway, Port Tunnel users from January1h ago · open ↗
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