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IT’S ALMOST 40 years since the first stretch of motorway was first opened to the public in Ireland.
A short section of the M7 was opened which allowed motorists to bypass Naas in 1983 while the first section of the M1, now redesigned into the M50, began construction in the years following.
With thirteen in total today, we want to find out how much do you know about Irish motorways?
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