Several motorways and river crossings in the Republic of Ireland charge tolls. Charges vary depending on the road, vehicle type and payment method.

A current list of toll roads, charges and payment options is available from Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII).

Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII)

Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) is responsible for the national road network and provides information about toll roads and tolling arrangements. Payment methods vary by toll road and may include cash, card and electronic toll tags.

Electronic toll tags can be used on most toll roads throughout Ireland. Information about electronic tolling and participating providers is available from Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII).

The M50 motorway around Dublin uses the barrier-free eFlow electronic tolling system. Vehicles are identified using electronic toll tags or automatic number plate recognition cameras. Motorists who do not have a registered toll tag or account must ensure the toll is paid by the applicable deadline. Full details of payment options are available from eFlow.

Cross-border travel

Drivers travelling between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland remain responsible for paying any tolls incurred. Information on travelling across the border is available from NI Direct.

For information on travelling between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, including road travel, is available from nidirect.

See also:

• eFlow – www.eFlow.ie
• Transport Infrastructure Ireland – https://www.tii.ie/
• Citizen’s Information Board website – Toll roads in Ireland

Page last checked: February 2016

Links last checked: July 2026

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This webpage is for general information purposes only and while we endeavour to keep it up-to-date, errors may occur. It is very important that you check with the relevant body to ensure the information is current and is applicable to your situation.

If you would like to suggest amendments or highlight new information that could be useful to others please don’t hesitate to get in touch.