Irish Traffic Signs

Complete guide to understanding Irish road signs. Learn to recognize and respond to every sign type.

Regulatory Signs

Red circles indicate prohibition or mandatory action

Irish Regulatory Signs - Circular Signs

Irish Regulatory Signs - Circular Signs

Speed Limit and Stop Signs

Speed Limit and Stop Signs

No Entry

Do not enter this road

No Overtaking

Overtaking is prohibited

Stop

Come to a complete stop

Give Way

Yield to other traffic

Speed Limit

Maximum speed allowed

No Parking

Parking is not permitted

Warning Signs

Yellow/amber triangles warn of potential hazards

Warning Signs - Diamond-Shaped Yellow Signs

Warning Signs - Diamond-Shaped Yellow Signs

Dangerous Bends and Curves

Dangerous Bends and Curves

Junction and Traffic Flow Warnings

Junction and Traffic Flow Warnings

Dangerous Bend

Sharp curve ahead

Junction Ahead

Road intersection approaching

Pedestrian Crossing

Pedestrians may cross here

Slippery Road

Road surface is slippery

School Zone

School area - reduce speed

Roadworks

Construction or repairs ahead

Information Signs

Blue/green signs provide directions and information

Information and Directional Signs

Information and Directional Signs

Motorway Signs - Blue Background

Motorway Signs - Blue Background

Motorway

Blue sign - high-speed route

National Road

Green sign - major route

Regional Road

White sign - secondary route

Parking

Parking area nearby

Hospital

Hospital location

Tourist Attraction

Brown sign - point of interest

Quick Reference

  • Red Circles:

    Prohibition or mandatory action

  • Yellow Triangles:

    Warning of hazards

  • Blue Signs:

    Motorways and information

  • Green Signs:

    National roads

  • White Signs:

    Regional and local roads