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The Kingdom of Kerry Greenways and Limerick Greenway are uniting to invite visitors to enjoy an extended Greenway experience this summer. The two Greenways, which connect in Abbeyfeale, together cover more than 50km off-road to offer holidaymakers the chance to explore both County Kerry and County Limerick while taking in some of the most stunning […]

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1/4 Million People Have Visited Limerick Greenway Since Opening

By Ryan Harmon 8 November 2021

Almost a quarter of a million people have visited the Limerick Greenway since it opened to the public on the 1st July. The Greenway is Limerick City and County Council’s largest outdoor tourism amenity. Connecting the towns and villages of Rathkeale, Newcastle West, Ardagh, Templeglantine and Abbeyfeale, this €10 million investment has provided a strategic […]

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New Greenway and Footpaths Linking the Royal Canal with Corlea Bog in Longford

By Ryan Harmon 26 June 2021

New greenway cycle and footpaths linking the Royal Canal Greenway to Corlea Bog will be created as a result of an extra €1.46m in funding announced by the Minister for Transport, Eamon Ryan T.D. The new infrastructure, to be completed by 2022, will give local people extra options for active travel routes through the scenic […]

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Donegal County Council on Schedule to Submit Buncrana Greenway Planning Application in 2021

By Ryan Harmon 15 June 2021

Donegal County Council has confirmed that the planning application for the greenway linking Buncrana to Bridgend – as part of the overall Derry City to Buncrana route – will be submitted to An Bord Pleanála this year. The route will complete the INTERREG-funded sections, as construction in Lifford is virtually completed and Muff will commence […]

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Second round of consultation on Royal Canal Urban Greenway Route commences

By Jack Mullen 25 May 2021

Fingal County Council has today, Tuesday 25 May 2021, opened a second round of public consultation on the Royal Canal Urban Greenway, a proposed pedestrian and cycle route along the Royal Canal towpath. The route will operate from Castleknock through Blanchardstown, Coolmine, Clonsilla and Hansfield to the Fingal County boundary with Kildare. To provide

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Ulster Canal Phase 2 Development

By Jack Mullen 29 April 2021

Image courtesy of monaghantourism.com Waterways Ireland Welcomes Taoiseach’s €6 Million Ulster Canal Announcement An Taoiseach Micheál Martin TD, has announced in conjunction with Heather Humphreys, Minister for Rural and Community Development, €6 million of funding for Waterways Ireland to enable the completion of phase two of the restoration of the Ulster Canal.

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The Launch of the Newly Completed Royal Canal Greenway

By Jack Mullen 24 March 2021

Image: Man Cycling Under a Bridge in Maynooth Harbour. Source: @poloconghaile The Royal Canal Greenway, a scenic 130 km walking and cycling amenity stretching alongside the historic 225-year-old canal, officially launches today ahead of the summer 2021 season. The €12 million project coordinated by Waterways Ireland is the country’s longest Greenway, traversing

Over 50km of Greenway to Explore with New Kerry and Limerick Link

1/4 Million People Have Visited Limerick Greenway Since Opening

New Greenway and Footpaths Linking the Royal Canal with Corlea Bog in Longford

Donegal County Council on Schedule to Submit Buncrana Greenway Planning Application in 2021

Second round of consultation on Royal Canal Urban Greenway Route commences

Ulster Canal Phase 2 Development

The Launch of the Newly Completed Royal Canal Greenway

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