Tipperary has received significant funding for regional and local roads throughout the county.
Over €33.5 million has been allocated to Tipperary County Council from the Department of Transport.
The largest chunk of funding for Tipperary will go towards restoration improvement of existing roads with almost €17.5 million earmarked for this.
The biggest single award is for the Latteragh Upgrade project, which will get €750,000.
€450,000 has also been designated for the upgrade of the junction between the R503/R497 in Kilcommon.
Meanwhile, the inner relief road for Thurles has been given funding of €75,000 to move onto the design stage.
The funding for Tipperary is part of a national total of €626 million to improve roads throughout rural parts of Ireland.
As well as improving roads, Tipp has also received just over €904 million for bridge rehabilitation works with the Sir Thomas Bridge in Clonmel set to get just shy of €140,000.
This bridge forms part of the Suir Blueway and had to be closed in recent years to facilitate emergency repairs.
