Motorway toll Ireland - information on toll collection, toll roads map
Tolls are paid for certain motorways and several tunnels and bridges. Tolls are collected at toll gates, and payment can be made by credit card, cash, or via the eToll onboard unit. On the M50 ring road around Dublin, there is a barrier-free toll system without toll gates, where tolls are paid online on eFlow.ie, through a mobile app, or at Payzone branches. For vehicles powered by electricity, natural gas, and hybrid electric drive, discounts of up to 75% on tolls can be obtained through the LEVTI program.
Toll collecting in Ireland
- - toll for certain motorways, bridges and tunnels, see the map
- - payment at toll gates, except barrier-free M50 toll
- - the introduction of a congestion charge for Dublin is expected in 2025
Approximate overview of toll motorways in Ireland
Toll motorways are marked on the map below.
Tunnels and bridges with toll collection
Tolls are collected not only on motorways but also for certain tunnels and bridges. The toll can be paid at toll gates or via the eToll tag onboard unit. Links to price lists and information about the toll sections are provided on the map below.
Toll roads map
The map shows motorways, tunnels, and bridges with toll collection.
Ireland
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Frequently asked questions about toll in Ireland
On which roads in Ireland are tolls collected?
Tolls are levied for some motorways, the Dublin Port Tunnel, the Limerick Tunnel and the East Link Toll Bridge. In addition to the circuit around Dublin marked M50 and free flow system, tolls for all other roads can be paid in cash.
What are the toll payment options?
Tolls at toll gates can be paid by credit card or cash. On the M50 motorway, there is a barrier-free system without toll gates, where the toll is paid online, through Payzone branches, or via an onboard unit. On all toll sections, payment can also be made via the onboard unit.
How to pay toll for M50 with Barrier Free Toll system?
The Barrier Free Toll system allows passage on toll motorways without toll gates. The toll must be paid online on the eFlow.ie, via the mobile app, at a Payzone branch, by phone, or through an OBU in the eToll system. The toll must be paid by 8 PM the following day at the latest, and it can also be paid in advance. If the toll is not paid within the specified timeframe, a payment demand including a penalty is sent to the vehicle owner's address.
How to get a toll discount for a low-emission vehicle?
For owners of electric, natural gas or electric hybrid vehicles, there is a Low Emissions Vehicle Toll Incentive (LEVTI) rule that allows you to get up to 75% discount on tolls. To take advantage of the discount, it is necessary to have a vehicle equipped with an OBU approved for use in LETVTI tarif. Information on LEVTI can be viewed at eToll.ie.
