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19/05/2024

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01/02/2024

Reporting roads needing repairs
You can help us to keep Ireland's roads safe by letting us know when they need fixing.

Let us know about:

*potholes
*traffic lights not working
*road hazards, such as items that have fallen from vehicles, type debris, fallen trees, and dead or alive animals
*flooding damage or debris
*damaged or missing guardrails
*where lots of crashes, incidents or near misses happen

22/10/2023

The Ultimate Pothole Challenge in Ireland!

Are you tired of dodging potholes on your daily commute? Do you think you've stumbled upon the WORST pothole in all of Ireland? Well, it's time to put it to the test!

We're on a quest to find the most menacing, car-swallowing, tire-busting pothole in Ireland, and we need YOUR help. Here's what you need to do:

📸 Snap a clear photo of the pothole.

📍 Note down the exact location with as much detail as possible.

Share your findings with us by commenting below, and let's see if your pothole takes the crown as the worst in Ireland. Together, we can raise awareness about the state of our roads and hopefully inspire some much-needed improvements.

Remember, stay safe while you're out there exploring, and keep your eyes on the road!

Report problems with local roads, footpaths, including damage, potholes and street signs.

21/10/2023

If you come across any intersections where stop signs are faded or entirely missing, please share the location and a photo if possible. Let's raise awareness and work together to ensure our roads are safe for everyone.

21/10/2023

If you've come across any potholes, rough patches, or deteriorating roads in Ireland, please share your photos and locations with us. Let's work together to highlight these issues and make a positive change in our community.

Your contributions will go a long way in advocating for safer and smoother journeys.

Upload your photos and tag them . Let's drive change!

16/10/2023

Introducing Our New Road Reporting Web Portal: Your Voice for Safer Roads

We're thrilled to announce the launch of a groundbreaking web portal dedicated to making our roads safer for everyone. At www.MyRoad.ie, we understand that the state of our road infrastructure has a significant impact on our daily lives, from our commutes to our safety as road users. That's why we're proud to introduce this new initiative to empower all road users to report and address road problems such as potholes, missing signs, faded road markings, and other defects.

Why Does It Matter?

The condition of our roads is crucial for the safety and convenience of all road users, including motorists, cyclists, and pedestrians. Potholes, obscured road markings, and missing signage can pose serious risks, leading to accidents, injuries, and damage to vehicles. These issues also disrupt traffic flow and can result in avoidable delays. By reporting road defects, you play a vital role in making our roads safer and more efficient.

Your Voice Matters

Our web portal provides a user-friendly platform for you to report road problems with ease. We believe that everyone's voice should be heard when it comes to road safety, and our portal is designed to be accessible to all. Whether you're an experienced commuter or a concerned pedestrian, you can make a difference by reporting road issues promptly.

How It Works

Visit Our Portal: Go to www.MyRoad.ie

Report the Issue: Describe the problem you've encountered on the road, whether it's a pothole, faded road markings, or a missing sign. You can even upload photos to help our experts assess the situation.

Submit Your Report: Click the submit button, and your report will be forwarded to the appropriate local authorities and relevant organisations responsible for road maintenance.

Benefits for the Community

By using our web portal to report road defects, you contribute to the following:

Enhanced Road Safety: Prompt reporting leads to quicker problem resolution, reducing the risk of accidents and injuries.

Improved Traffic Flow: Efficient road maintenance ensures smoother traffic and fewer delays.

A Voice for All: Our portal is inclusive, allowing everyone to participate in making our roads safer.

Community Engagement: By coming together to report issues, we can advocate for better road infrastructure and more responsible authorities.

Join Us in Building Safer Roads

We believe that safe and well-maintained roads are a collective responsibility. With the launch of our new web portal, we invite you to become a proactive contributor to road safety in our community. Every report you submit takes us one step closer to safer and more accessible roads for all. Together, we can make a difference.

Visit www.MyRoad.ie today, and let's create a safer road network for everyone. Your voice matters, and we're here to ensure it's heard. Join us in our mission to build a better, safer, and more accessible road system for all road users.