Roadworks Signs in Ireland
Orange roadworks signage for temporary hazards, speed limits and lane changes. All 56 from the Rules of the Road, with the official name of each.
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Roadworks ahead
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Site access
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Manual traffic control sign at roadworks
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One-lane crossover (out)
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One-lane crossover (back)
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Move to left (one lane)
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Move to right (one lane)
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Move to left (two lanes)
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Move to right (two lanes)
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Obstruction between lanes
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End of obstruction between lanes
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Start of central reserve or obstruction
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End of central reserve or obstruction
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Lanes diverge at crossover
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Lanes rejoin at crossover
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Two-lanes crossover (out)
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Two-lanes crossover (back)
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Single lane (for shuttle working)
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Two-way traffic
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Road narrows from left
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Road narrows from right
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Road narrows on both sides
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Offside lane (of two) closed
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Nearside lane (of two) closed
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Offside lane (of three) closed
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Nearside lane (of three) closed
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Two offside lanes (of three) closed
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Offside lane (of four) closed
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Nearside lane (of four) closed
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Two offside lanes (of four) closed
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Two nearside lanes (of four) closed
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Side road on left
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Side road on right
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Cyclists keep right
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Temporary Pedestrian crossing
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Temporary traffic signals ahead
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Flagman ahead
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Queues likely
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Hump or ramp
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Uneven surface
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Slippery road
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Loose chippings
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Pedestrians cross to left
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Pedestrians cross to right
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Overhead electric cables
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Detour ahead
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Detour to left
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Detour to right
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End of detour
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Slow
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Concealed entrance
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Use hard shoulder
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Hard shoulder closed
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Unfinished road surface
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Speed limit ahead
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Keep 1.5 m distance from cyclists
Other groups of signs
- Regulatory Signs 42
- Mandatory Signs at Junctions 9
- Bus, Tram and Cycle Lanes 11
- Warning Signs 69
- Information Signs 14
- Motorway and Lane Signs 14
Sign pictures and names from the RSA's Rules of the Road (law as at 1 March 2025). Turas is independent and not affiliated with the RSA.
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