Rathdown No. 2, Rathdrum, and Shillelagh, and the urban districts of Arklow, Bray and Wicklow. The rural districts were abolished in 1925. Greystones, in the former rural district of Rathdown No. 2, was given town commissioners in 1984. The urban districts of Arklow, Bray and Wicklow and the town commissioners of Greystones became town councils in 2002. All town councils in Ireland were abolished in 2014. National politics The whole county is in the Dáil constituency of Wicklow (5 seats). Transportation Road Wicklow has a well-maintained network of regional roads which connect the county's western portion to its eastern portion, cross-cutting the Wicklow Mountains from east to west. Several north-south regional roads also traverse the mountains, providing amenity access to the county's interior. The county is also serviced by a National secondary road (N81) in western Wicklow, and a National primary road (N11) in eastern Wicklow which becomes a motorway at Junction 14 north of Ashford. The N11/M11 is the main route used by Wicklow commuters heading northbound to Dublin. Southbound traffic can also be heavy on weekends due to the influx of Dublin visitors into Wicklow and Wexford. Major routes include: N11/M11 - Runs near the east coast for , linking Dublin and Wexford. Becomes the M11 at Junction 14 north of Ashford. N81 - National secondary road that runs from Dublin to Tullow, crossing through western Wicklow from Blessington to Baltinglass. R115 - Ireland's highest paved mountain pass. Follows the route of the old Military Road, constructed by the British Army from 1800 to 1809 to put down insurgents in the Wicklow mountains. Terminates at Laragh. R412 - Regional road that runs north–south from the outskirts of Naas, crossing through western Wicklow for , terminating at the N81 near Loughmogue. R725 - long regional road that crosses the Wicklow Mountains from east to west, connecting Gorey to Carlow. R747 - Crosses the southern foothills of the Wicklow Mountains through Tinahely, connecting Arklow to Ballitore. R750 - Runs for in eastern Wicklow from Rathnew to the northern outskirts of Arklow. R755 - North-south regional road that runs for from the N11 at Kilmacanogue to Rathdrum. R756 - Runs west-east through the Wicklow Gap for from Dunlavin to Laragh, intersecting the N81 at the village of Hollywood. The section from Hollywood to Laragh is known as the Wicklow Gap Road. R759 - Runs south-east to north-west through the Sally Gap.