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(Speed Limit) (No. 3) Order (Northern Ireland) 1989 No. 256 Road Traffic and Vehicles 1247 1989 No. 256 ROAD TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES Roads (Speed Limit) (No. 3) Order (Northern Ireland) 1989 Made 4th July 1989 Coming into operation 10th September 1989 The Department of the Environment, in exercise of the powers conferred on it by Article 50(4) qf the Road Traffic (Northern Ireland) Order 1981(a) and of every other power enabling it in that behalf, orders and directs as follows: Citation and commencement 1. This Order may be cited as the Roads (Speed Limit) (No. 3) Order (Northern Ireland) 1989 and shall come into operation on 10th September 1989. Speed restrictions on certain roads 2. Each of the roads or 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. 3. The length of road specified in Scheciule 2 shall not be a restricted road for the purposes of said Article 50. Revocations 4. 'The provisions described in Schedule 3 are revoked. Sealed with the Official Seal of the Department of the Environment on 4th . July 1989. (L.s.) E. J. Galway Assistant Secretary (a) S.!. 19811154 (N.!. I) as amended by S.!. 1984/1986 (N.!. 15) Sch. I para. 8(1) 1248 Road Traffic and Vehicles No. 256 SCHEDULE 1 Article 2 Restricted Roads I. Carrowreagh Road, Route B 147, Armoy, from its junction with Main Street, to a point approximately 305 metres north-west of that junction. 2. Church Road, Armoy. 3. Deane Park, Armoy. 4. Drones Road, Route A44, Arrnoy, from its junction with Main Street, to a point approximately 585 metres south of that junction. 5. Fair Hill Street, Arrnoy. 6. Fairlands, Arrnoy. 7. Fernmount Park, Arrnoy. 8. Glenshesk Road, Route B15, Arrnoy, from its junction with Hillside Road, Route A44, to a point approximately 105 metres north-east of that junction. 9. Gracehill Road, Route B 15, Armoy, from its junction with Drones Road, Route A44, to a point approximately 230 metres west of that junction. 10. Hillside Road, Route A44, Armoy, from its junction with Main Street, to a point .approximately 235 metres north of that junction. 11. Main Street, Armoy. 12. Market Street, Armoy. 13. New Street, Armoy. 14. Station Road, Armoy. 15. Turnarobert Park, Arrnoy. 16. Main Street, Route B 15, Ballintoy, from a point approximately 100 metres east of its junction with Harbo\.!r Road, to a point approximately 766 metres east of that junction. 17. Larrybane Park, Ballintoy. 18. Whitepark Road, (Old Road), Ballintoy. \9. Alanvale Park, Ballycastle. 20. Ann Street, Ballycastle. 21. Atlantic Avenue, Ballycastle. 22. Bayview Road, BallycastJe. 23. Beechwood Avenue, BallycastJe. No. 256 Road Traffic and Vehicles 1249 24.Caman Crescent, Ballycastle. 25 .. Castle Street, B~llycastle. 26. Cedar Avenue, Ballycastle. 27. Cedar Drive, Ballycastle. 28. Church Road, Ballycastle, from its junction with Moyarget Road, Route A44, to a point approximately 125 metres west of that junction. 29. Clare Road, Ballycastle, from its junction with Rathlin Road, to a point approximately 142 metres north-west of Moyle Road. 30. Clare Street, Ballycastle. 31. Coleraine Road, Ballycastle. 32. CushendaII Road, Route A2, BaUycastle, from its junction with GIenshesk Road, Route B15, to a point approximately 190 metres east of that junction. 33. Fairhill Street, BaIIycastle. 34. Glenshesk Road, Route B 15, BaIIycastle, from its junction wjth CushendaII Road, Route A2, to a point approximately 390 metres south-east of its junction with Dun-a-Mallaght Road .. 35. Gortamaddy Park, BaIIycastle. 36. Hillside Road, Route C84, Ballycastle, from its junction with Coleraine Road, Route A44, to a point approximately 318 metres south of that junction. 37. Leyland Road, Ballycastle, from its junction with Coleraine Road, Route A44, to a point approximately 260 metres north-west of its junction with Market Street. 38. Marconi Park, BaIIycastle. 39 .. Market Street, Ballycastle. 40. Mary Street, Ballycastle. 41. Mill Street, Ballycastle. 42. Moyarget Road. Route A44, Ballycastle, from its junction with Coleraine Road, Route A44, to a point approximately 350 metres . south-west of that junction. 43. Moyle Park, Ballycastle. 44. Moyle Road, Ballycastle. 45. North Street. Ballycastle. 46. Quay Road,. Ballycastle. 1250 Road Traffic and Vehicles No. 256 47. Ramoan Court, Ballycastle. 48. Ramoan Road, Ballycastle. 49. Rathlin Road, Ballycastle. 50. Strandview Gardens, Ballycastle. 51. Strandview Road, Ballycastle. 52. The Diamond, Ballycastle. 53. BalIaghmore Court, Bushmills. 54. Ballaghmore Road, Route B145, Bushmills, from its junction with Dunluce Road, Route A2, to a point approximately 165 metres north-west of that junction. 55. BalIyness Park, BushmiIls. 56. Bridge Street, Bushmills. 57. Castlecatt Road, Route B66, Bushmills, from its junction with Distillery Road,· toa point approximately 498. metres south of that junction. 58. Causeway Court, Bushmills. 59. Church Street, Bushmills. 60.Clogher Court, Bushmills. 61. Distillery Road, Bushmills. 62. Dunluce Court, Bushmills. 63. Dunluce Road, Route A2, Bushmills, from its junction with Main Street, Route B66, to a point approximately 210 metres west of its junction with Ballaghmore Road. 64. Dundarave Park, Bushmills. 65. Esdale, Bushmills. 66. Hazeldene, Bushmills. 67. Heronshaw, Bushmills. 68. Huey Crescent, BushmiIIs. 69. Main Street, Route A2, Bushmills, from its junction with Dunluce Road, Route A2, to a point approximately 164 metres north of its junction with Dundarave Park. 70. Main Street, Route B66, Bushmills, from its junction with Dunluce Road, Route A2. to its junction with Distillery Road. No. 256 Road Traffic and Vehicles 1251 71. Meadow Court, Bushmills . 72. Mount Pleasant, Bushmills. 73. Port Caman Fold, Bushmills. 74. Priestland Road, Route B 17, Bushmills, from its junction with Bridge Street, Route B 17, to a point approximately 190 metres south of that junction. 75. Priestland Road, Route B 145, Bushmills, from its junction with Dunluce Road, Route A2, to its junction with Bridge Street. 76. Primrose Hill, Bushmills. 77. Riverside Court, Bushmills. 78. Silverstream Court, Bushmills. 79. Tramway Drive, Bushmills. 80. Whitepark Road, Route A2, Bushmills, from a point approximately 164 metres north of its junction with Dundarave Park, to a point <ipproximately 328 metres north of that junction. 81. Woodland Court, Bushmills. 82. Woodvale, Bushmills. 83. Ardmoyle Park, Cushendall. 84. Ballyemon Road, Route B14, Cushendall, from a point approximately 910 metres west of its junction with Coast Road, Route A2, to a point approximately 1,650 lJletres west of that junction. 85. Bridge Street, Cushendall. 86. Cairns Road, Cushendall, from its junction with Fair Hill, to a point approximately 255 metres north-east of that junction. 87. Chapel Road, Route A2, Cushendall, from its junction with Mill Street, to a point approximately 725 metres west of that junction. 88. Coast Road, Route A2, Cushendall, from its junction with Bridge Street, to its junction with Rosies Road. 89. Dalriada Avenue, Cushendall. 90. Dalriada Crescent, Cushendall. 91. Dalriada. Drive, Cushendall. 92. Dalriada Gardens, Cushendall. 93. Dalriada Park, Cushendall. 94. Fair Hill, CU1ihendall, from its junction with High Street. to its junction with Cairn~ Road. 1252 Road Traffic and Vehicles No. 256 95. GlenviIle Crescent, Cushendall. 96. High Street, Cushendall. 97. Kilnadore Park, Cushendall. 9S. Kilnadore Road, Cushendall. 99. Layde Road, Route CSO, CushendaIl, from its junction with Shore Road, to a point approximately 1,110 metres north-east of that junction. 100. Middlepark Avenue, Cushendall. 101. Middlepark Crescent, Cushendall. 102. Middlepark Roaq, Cushendall, from its junction with Coast Road, Route A2, to a point approximately 395 metres south of its junction with Rosies Road. 103. Mill Street, Cushendall. 104. Moyle View, Cushendall. 105. Rosies Road, Cushendall. 106. Shore Road, Cushendall. 107. Shore Street, Cushendall. IOS. Bay Road, Route B92, Cushendun, from its junction with Shanes Park, to a point approximately 90 metres north of that junction. 109. Main Street, Cushendun. 110. Knocknacarry Road, Route B92, Cushendun, from its junction with Main Street, to a point approximately 150 metres south-west of that junction. Ill. Riverview Crescent,Cushendun. 112. Shanes Park, Cushendun. lB. Shore Road, Unclassified No. 346, KiIlyleagh, from its junction with Seaview to a point approximately 375 metres south of that junction. 114. "The Anchorage", Killyleagh. 115. Agolagh Heights, Knocknacarry. 116. Glenview Park, Knocknacarry. 117. Knocknacarry Avenue. Unclassified No. 99X. Knocknacarry, from its junction with Knocknacarry Road, Route B92. to a point approximately 91 metres south-east of its junction with Glendun Road. 118. Knocknacarry Road. Route B92. Knocknacarry. from a point approximately 118 metres south-west of its junction with Layde Road, Route C80. to a point appro?\.imately 225 metres east of its junction with Knocknacarry A venue. No. 256 Road Traffic and Vehicles 1253 1 i 9. Layde Crescent, Knocknacarry. 120. Layde Road, Route C80, Knocknacarry, from its junction with Knocknacarry Road, Route B92, to a point, approximately 325 metres south-east of that junction. 121. Knockmore Road, Lisburn. 122. Prince William Road, Route A3'b, Lisburn, from a point approximately 100 metres west of its junction with Bentrim Road, to its junction with Nettlehill Road. 123. Orby Drive, Liscolman. 124. Toberdoney Road, Route C99, Liscolman, from its junction with Carnbore Road, Unclassified No. 44, to its junction with Colman Avenue. 125. Burnbrae, Lisnagunogue. 126. Whitepark Road, Route A2, Lisnagunogue, from a point approximately 437 metres west of its junction with Drumnagee Road, Route ClOO, to a point approximately 46 metres east of that junction. 127. Carneill Park, Waterfoot. 128. Ess-na-Laragh, Waterfoot. 129. Glen Road, RouteC79, Waterfoot, from its junction with Garron Road, Route A2, to a point approximately 340 metres south of that junction. 130. Warren Park, Waterfoot. la 1254 Road Traffic and Vehicles No. 256 SCHEDULE 2 Article 3 Destricted Road Ballaghmore Road, Route B 145, Bushmills, from a point approximately. 165 metres north-west of its junction with Dunluce Road, Route A2; to a.
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