Exit List
| Northbound exits | Junction | Southbound exits |
| Road continues as N11 for Dublin and Dún Laoghaire | – | Start of motorway |
| Dublin Airport, Dublin Port and NORTHBOUND M50 | No exit | |
| Bray North R761 | Bray North R761, Shankill R119 | |
| Bray R918, Fassaroe | Bray R918, Fassaroe | |
| Enniskerry R117 | Bray West L1956 | |
| Bray South, Greystones North R767 | Bray South, Greystones North R767, Enniskerry | |
| Roundwood, Glendalough R755, Glencormick | Roundwood, Glendalough R755 | |
| Glenview Hotel | Glenview Hotel | |
| Drummin, Delgany R762 | Delgany R762, Drummin | |
| Kilpedder, Greystones South, Kilcoole R774 | Kilpedder, Greystones South, Kilcoole, R774 | |
| Newtownmountkennedy North, Glendalough R772 | Newtownmountkennedy North, Glendalough R772 | |
| Newtownmountkennedy South, Newcastle R772 | Newtownmountkennedy South, Newcastle R772 | |
| Coyne's Cross, Cullenmore R772 | Coyne's Cross, Cullenmore R772 | |
| No exit | Ashford R772 | |
| Ashford R772, Rathnew, Wicklow North R750 | Rathnew, Rathdrum, Wicklow North R750 | |
| Wicklow, Rathnew R751 | Wicklow, Rathnew R751 | |
| Wicklow South, Rathdrum R751 | (Planned) | Wicklow South, Rathdrum R751 |
| Brittas Bay | (Planned) | Brittas Bay |
| Arklow North R750 | Arklow North R750 | |
| Arklow South R772 | Arklow South R772 | |
| Gorey | Gorey | |
| Gorey, Courtown, Ballycanew R741-R742 | Gorey, Courtown, Ballycanew R741-R742 | |
| Start of motorway | – | Road continues as single carriageway until Wexford. |
| Gorey, Camolin R772 | (Planned) | Gorey, Camolin R772 |
| N30 New Ross, N80 Bunclody | (Planned) | N30 New Ross, N80 Bunclody |
| Enniscorthy, Blackwater | (Planned) | Enniscorthy, Blackwater |
| Enniscorthy, Oilgate | (Planned) | Enniscorthy, Oilgate |
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