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Northern Ireland Status: This is the original version (as it was originally made). This item of legislation is currently only available in its original format. STATUTORY RULES OF NORTHERN IRELAND 1996 No. 474 ROAD TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES Roads (Speed Limit) (No. 7) Order (Northern Ireland) 1996 Made - - - - 7th October 1996 Coming into operation 18th November 1996 The Department of the Environment, in exercise of the powers conferred on it by Article 50(4)(c) of the Road Traffic (Northern Ireland) Order 1981(1) and of every other power enabling it in that behalf, hereby makes the following Order: Citation and commencement 1. This Order may be cited as the Roads (Speed Limit) (No. 7) Order (Northern Ireland) 1996 and shall come into operation on 18th November 1996. Speed restrictions on certain roads 2. The Department hereby directs that each of the roads and lengths of road specified in Schedule 1 shall be a restricted road for the purposes of Article 50 of the Road Traffic (Northern Ireland) Order 1981. Revocations 3. The provisions described in Schedule 2 are hereby revoked. Sealed with the Official Seal of the Department of the Environment on 7th October 1996. L.S. J. Carlisle Assistant Secretary (1) S.I.1981/154 (N.I. 1); see Article 2(2) for the definition of “Department” Document Generated: 2019-11-19 Status: This is the original version (as it was originally made). This item of legislation is currently only available in its original format. SCHEDULE 1 Article 2 Restricted Roads 1. Ballynafie Road, Route A42, Ahoghill, from its junction with Glebe Road, Route B93, to a point approximately 510 metres south-west of that junction. 2. Knockmany Road, Route C650, Augher, from its junction with Main Street, Route C650, to a point approximately 180 metres north-west of that junction. 3. Favour Royal Road, Route A28, Aughnacloy, from its junction with Tullyvar Road, Route A5, to a point approximately 80 metres south-west of that junction. 4. Tullyvar Road, Route A5, Aughnacloy, from its junction with Favour Royal Road, Route A28, to a point approximately 85 metres north-west of that junction. 5. Ballylumford Road, Route B90, Ballylumford, Islandmagee, from a point approximately 950 metres north-west of its junction with Hollow Road, Unclassified No. 75, to a point approximately 1,800 metres north-west of that junction. 6. Ashlea Avenue, Ballymoney. 7. Ashlea Drive, Ballymoney. 8. Ashlea Place, Ballymoney. 9. Ballymena Road, Route B62, Ballymoney, from its junction with Rodeing Foot, to a point approximately 865 metres south-east of its junction with Kilraughts Road, Route B16. 10. Castlehill Avenue, Ballymoney. 11. Castlehill Close, Ballymoney. 12. Castlehill Court, Ballymoney. 13. Castlehill Drive, Ballymoney. 14. Castlehill Park, Ballymoney. 15. Greengage Lane, Ballymoney. 16. Millgrange, Ballymoney. 17. Riverview Close, Ballymoney. 18. Riverview Park, Ballymoney. 19. Cabra Court, Bendooragh, Ballymoney. 20. Rathkeel Road, Route B94, Broughshane, Ballymena, from a point approximately 100 metres south-east of its junction with Caherty Road, to a point approximately 450 metres south-east of that junction. 21. Annaghmore Road, Route C558, Castledawson, from a point approximately 275 metres south of its junction with Station Road, to its junction with Castledawson By-Pass, Route A6. 22. Mounthill Avenue, Cloughmills. 23. Mounthill Close, Cloughmills. 24. Mounthill Court, Cloughmills. 25. Mounthill Drive, Cloughmills. 26. Mounthill Park, Cloughmills. 2 Document Generated: 2019-11-19 Status: This is the original version (as it was originally made). This item of legislation is currently only available in its original format. 27. Mounthill Way, Cloughmills. 28. Castle Park, Unclassified No. 5529, Deffrick, Ballymoney. 29. Elizabeth Place, Unclassified No. 5529, Deffrick, Ballymoney. 30. Moyarget Road, Route B67, Deffrick, Ballymoney, from a point approximately 305 metres west of its junction with Ballymacfin Road, Unclassified No. 59, to a point approximately 1,075 metres west of that junction. 31. Benvardin Road, Route B67, Derrykeighan, Ballymoney, from its junction with Castlecat Road, Route B66, to a point approximately 220 metres south-west of that junction. 32. Castlecat Road, Route B66, Derrykeighan, Ballymoney, from a point approximately 195 metres south-east of its junction with Moyarget Road, Route B67, to a point approximately 340 metres north of that junction. 33. Moyarget Road, Route B67, Derrykeighan, Ballymoney, from its junction with Castlecat Road, Route B66, to a point approximately 390 metres north-east of that junction. 34. Craigavon Crescent, Route C644, Dungannon. 35. Dunclare Heights, Dungannon. 36. Glenmont Park, Route C644, Dungannon. 37. Inniskeen, Dungannon. 38. Killybracken Road, Unclassified No. 1145, Dungannon, from its junction with Old Eglish Road, Route C644, to a point approximately 230 metres south-west of that junction. 39. Old Eglish Road, Route C644, Dungannon, from its junction with Glenmont Park, Route C644, to a point approximately 60 metres south of its junction with Park View. 40. Park Avenue, Dungannon. 41. Park View, Dungannon. 42. Washingford Row, Route C644, Dungannon. 43. Tullaghans Road, Route C89, Dunloy, from its junction with Main Street, Route B16, to a point approximately 635 metres west of that junction. 44. Barnhill, Unclassified No. 6511, Enniskillen. 45. Breandrum Court, Unclassified No. 6513, Enniskillen. 46. Brookview Rise, Unclassified No. 6527, Enniskillen. 47. Castle Wood, Unclassified No. 6513, Enniskillen. 48. Crannog View, Unclassified No. 6513, Enniskillen. 49. Dublin Road, Route A4(T6), Enniskillen, from its junction with Forthill Street, Route A32(T10), to a point approximately 65 metres south-east of its junction with Loughyoan Road, Unclassified No. 6513. 50. Fairgrove Court, Unclassified No. 6509, Enniskillen. 51. Ferne Valley, Unclassified No. 6513, Enniskillen. 52. Flaxfield Park, Unclassified No. 6513, Enniskillen. 53. Killynure Gardens, Unclassified No. 6513, Enniskillen. 3 Document Generated: 2019-11-19 Status: This is the original version (as it was originally made). This item of legislation is currently only available in its original format. 54. Lackaboy Road, Unclassified No. 6509, Enniskillen, from its junction with Tempo Road, Route B80, to a point approximately 67 metres north-east of its junction with Loane Drive, Unclassified No. 6509. 55. Leenagrenagh, Unclassified No. 6511, Enniskillen. 56. Loughyoan Road, Unclassified No. 6513, Enniskillen, from its junction with Dublin Road, Route A4(T6), to a point approximately 140 metres east of that junction. 57. Tempo Road, Route B80, Enniskillen, from its junction with Dublin Road, Route A4(T6), to a point approximately 131 metres north-east of its junction with Killyvilly Road, Unclassified No. 9620. 58. The Everglades, Unclassified No. 6509, Enniskillen. 59. The Limes, Unclassified No. 6528, Enniskillen. 60. Tonystick Mews, Unclassified No. 6511, Enniskillen. 61. Wickham Place, Route B80, Enniskillen. 62. Willoughby Court, Unclassified No. 6528, Enniskillen. 63. Ballynameen Avenue, Unclassified No. 360, Garvagh, Coleraine. 64. Carhill Road, Route A29, Garvagh, Coleraine, from its junction with Main Street, to a point approximately 50 metres south of its junction with Ballynameen Avenue, Unclassified No. 360. 65. Rossview, Unclassified No. 6657, Lisnaskea. 66. Drumeer Road, Route C452, Maguiresbridge, from a point approximately 246 metres west of its junction with Main Street, Route A34, to a point approximately 476 metres west of that junction. 67. Benburb Road, Route B106, Moy, from its junction with The Diamond, Unclassified No. 7752, to a point approximately 145 metres south-west of its junction with Gorestown Road, Route C645. 68. Brick Row, Unclassified No. 7752, Moy. 69. Charlemont Street, Route A29, Moy. 70. Chestnut Drive, Moy. 71. Cloverhill, Moy. 72. Currans Brae, Unclassified No. 1127, Moy, from its junction with Dungannon Road, Route A29, to a point approximately 80 metres south-west of its junction with Roxborough Heights. 73. Dungannon Road, Route A29, Moy, from its junction with Major Lane, Unclassified No. 1131, to its junction with Dungannon Street, Route A29. 74. Dungannon Street, Route A29, Moy. 75. Gorestown Road, Route C645, Moy, from its junction with Benburb Road, Route B106, to a point approximately 80 metres north-west of that junction. 76. Hillside Crescent, Moy. 77. Hillview Place, Moy. 78. Killyman Street, Route B106, Moy. 79. Meadow View, Moy. 80. Oakfield Gardens, Moy. 4 Document Generated: 2019-11-19 Status: This is the original version (as it was originally made). This item of legislation is currently only available in its original format. 81. Roxborough Heights, Moy. 82. Roxborough Park, Moy. 83. The Diamond, Route A29, Moy. 84. The Diamond, Unclassified No. 7750, Moy. 85. The Diamond, Unclassified No. 7752, Moy. 86. Trewmount Road, Route B106, Moy, from its junction with Oakfield Gardens, Unclassified No. 7751, to a point approximately 250 metres north of that junction. 87. Annaginny Road, Route C636, Newmills, from its junction with Farlough Road, Route C638, to a point approximately 475 metres south-west of that junction. 88. Brackaville Road, Route C638, Newmills, from its junction with Roughan Road, Route C638, to a point approximately 505 metres south-east of that junction. 89. Beltany Road, Route A5(T3), Omagh, from its junction with Derry Road Roundabout, Route A5(T3), to a point approximately 380 metres north-west of that junction. 90. Derry Road Roundabout, Route A5(T3), Omagh.
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