M5 motorway (Northern Ireland)

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The M5 motorway in Northern Ireland is a short spur route near Belfast that connects the M2 motorway to the A2 Shore Road, facilitating access to the north shore of Belfast Lough.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf motorway
road in Northern Ireland
connectsCorridor Belfast–Carrickfergus corridor NERFINISHED
connectsTo A2 road (Northern Ireland) NERFINISHED
M2 motorway (Northern Ireland) NERFINISHED
country United Kingdom
directionA south
directionB north
facilitatesAccessTo north shore of Belfast Lough
followsShoreOf Belfast Lough NERFINISHED
hasJunctionCount 2
hasLaneCount 2 lanes each direction
hasSpeedLimit 70 mph
isNumberDistinctFrom M5 motorway (Great Britain) NERFINISHED
length approximately 1.4 miles
approximately 2.2 kilometres
locatedIn County Antrim
Greater Belfast NERFINISHED
Northern Ireland
maintainedBy Department for Infrastructure (Northern Ireland) NERFINISHED
nearLocality Newtownabbey NERFINISHED
Whiteabbey NERFINISHED
opened 1980
partOfNetwork United Kingdom motorway network NERFINISHED
primaryFunction connect M2 motorway to A2 Shore Road
region Antrim coast NERFINISHED
roadClassification motorway-standard dual carriageway
roadNumber M5
routeType spur motorway
servesCity Belfast NERFINISHED
terminus A2 Shore Road NERFINISHED
M2 motorway (Northern Ireland) NERFINISHED

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Northern Ireland road network hasMotorway M5 motorway (Northern Ireland)