N70 road (Ireland)

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N70 road
Bóthar N70
Route information
Length	141.691 km (88.043 mi)
Location
Country	Ireland
Primary destinations	(bypassed routes in italics) County Kerry Kenmare Caherciveen Killorglin Tralee - terminates at Camp on the N22/N69 Tralee Bypass
Highway system
Roads in Ireland Motorways Primary Secondary Regional

The N70 road is a national secondary road in Ireland. It comprises most of the Ring of Kerry.

(N70 Killarney Road at Kenmare) – Sneem – Castlecove – Caherdaniel – Waterville – Cahersiveen – Killorglin – (N72) – Milltown – Castlemaine – (N86) – Tralee (At Camp on N22/N69 Tralee Bypass) .

N70 is mostly of poor quality single carriageway road, with many sections are bending or narrow especially from Castlemaine to Tralee and also from Waterville to Kenmare.

• In 2013, a new 750m of dual carriageway near Tralee was opening joining at roundabout at N22, as part of new 8 km dual carriageway east Tralee bypass which also joined N21 and N69.
• In 2019, a new 3.5 km road between Milltown and Killorglin was opened. The new road is widened with a climbing lane. It replaced the dangerous bends on old section from Knockavota to Tinnahally.^[1]

• Roads in Ireland
• Motorways in Ireland
• National primary road
• Regional road

• Roads Act 1993 (Classification of National Roads) Order 2006 – Department of Transport

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