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Dublin–Galway Greenway

January 01, 1970

The Dublin–Galway Greenway is a partially completed 'coast-to-coast' greenway and partial rail trail, in Ireland, funded by the Department of Transport, which is due to become the western section of EuroVelo EV2, a cycle route from Galway, Ireland, crossing Europe and ending in Moscow, Russia.[2][3][4] The 276 kilometres (171 mi) route was planned to be completed by 2020.[3][1][5] It is due to be the fourth greenway in Ireland, after the Great Southern Trail, the Great Western Greenway and the Waterford Greenway.

Dublin-Galway Greenway
Bridge on the greenway
Length276 kilometres (171 mi)[1]
LocationDublin-Galway, Ireland
TrailheadsSheriff Street, Dublin
Galway City
UseHiking, Cycling
Elevation gain/loss0m gain approximately
Map of the EuroVelo 2 route.

Sections edit

The greenway connects existing pathways, redeveloped railtrails and newly created sections.

Dublin City to Ashtown edit

The Greenway begins at Spencer Dock in Dublin City Centre. The section from Sheriff Street to Newcomen Bridge, a completely new section of canal-side route crossing a railway line, was completed in July 2020.[6] The rest of the route follows the canal towpaths, which are of varying quality and includes the "Deep Sinking" section which is currently inadvisable for amateur cyclists.[7] Upgrades of the entire length are proposed.

Royal Canal Way edit

Main article: Royal Canal Way

The route then follows the Royal Canal Way which links Ashtown, Dublin to Longford along the Royal Canal.

Upgrade works are planned along the length of this to improve surfaces and access. The official "starting" point for the Greenway is at Maynooth harbour,[8] 28 kilometres (17 mi) from the Eastern end of the Greenway; but works are either in planning, under construction or completed along the entire length of the Royal Canal Way.

Westmeath Way edit

Main article: Westmeath Way

The Westmeath way stretches 28 kilometres (17 mi)[9] from the Meath-Westmeath border and is proposed to meet to the town of Ballinea, south-west of Mullingar.[10]

Mullingar–Athlone edit

Main article: Athlone to Mullingar Cycleway

The section from Mullingar to Athlone is a rail-trail over the disused Mullingar-Athlone rail line, (with refurbished former stations in Moate and Castletown Geoghegan).[11][12] The Moate-Garrycastle section was officially opened by Taoiseach Enda Kenny in October 2015.[13][14][11][15][16][17][18] Planning permission for a new bridge in Athlone across the Shannon was granted in November 2017.[19][20][21][3][1][22][23] Funding for this bridge and the section from Garrycastle into Athlone was announced in August 2018,[24] and the bridge was opened in August 2023.[25][26] Rail traffic through Athlone was suspended during the Easter weekend in 2019, to allow for the construction of an underpass for the greenway below the Dublin Heuston - Galway rail line.[27] In September 2015 the Westmeath Independent reported that the greenway could provide a "€15m boost" to the local economy.[28] A section from the white-gates level crossing to the Athlone Marina opened in October 2021.[29][30]

In September 2022, funding became available from Westmeath County Council to convert the old Streamstown railway station on the trail to a café.[31]

A community development organisation in Kilbeggan, County Westmeath plans to connect the Greenway to the Offaly Cycleways at Kilbeggan with a greenway to Tullamore, County Offaly.[32]

Athlone–Galway edit

The planning of this route via Ballinasloe (as part of Ireland's Hidden Heartlands)[33] by the National Roads Authority was requested by Galway County Council in June 2014 and was in the planning stage in July 2015.[3][34][35][36][17][37][38] There was opposition from multiple stakeholders: the Galway Cycling Campaign objected to the proposal to place the route near to the N6 national primary road. Teachta Dála for Galway East, Ciarán Cannon stated in September 2015 that significant numbers of local landowners also expressed concern about the preferred route.[39][40] In October 2015 Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport Paschal Donohoe announced the withdrawal of funding for the section until the concerns of local landowners had been resolved.[41]

In January 2017, Minister Shane Ross announced a new consultation process, and 55 submissions were received by February.[42][43] In 2018 this section was still in the planning phase, with funding secure from Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII).[44][45] A public project office was planned in early 2019.[46] By July 2019 a preferred route following the rail line to Monksland, turning southwards through Crannagh More, by the River Shannon opposite Clonmacnoise, west towards Moore, crossing the R357 north of Shannonbridge, crossing the River Suck, and taking the disused Grand-Canal branch to Ballinasloe, before passing through Loughrea, Clarinbridge and Oranmore before going into Galway city, was published.[47] Funding was allocated to Galway County Council in December 2019.[48]

Public consultation on five potential Athlone–Galway routes began in January 2021.[49] In December 2021, the route selection process was completed and the proposed Route 5 was selected as the preferred route to complete the Dublin-Galway Greenway.[50] The route will pass through Shannonbridge, Ballinasloe, Clonfert, Meelick, Portumna, Woodford, Gort, Coole Park, Kinvara, Kilcolgan, Clarinbridge and Oranmore, before reaching Galway city.[51][52][53]

See also edit

References edit

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  2. ^ "Latest section of Dublin-Galway coast-to-coast Greenway opens - Varadkar". DTTAS.ie. 27 June 2014. Retrieved 6 August 2014.
  3. ^ a b c d "Local councillors had a chance to check on the progress of the Greenway cycleway project as works reached Moate last week". Athlone Advertiser. 18 December 2014. Retrieved 18 December 2014.
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External links edit

  • Galway to Dublin Cycleway
  • Dublin Galway Greenway
  • Westmeath section

53°31′16″N 7°19′57″W / 53.5212°N 7.332551°W / 53.5212; -7.332551 (Piper's Boreen, Dublin-Galway Greenway)

January 01, 1970
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The Dublin Galway Greenway is a partially completed coast to coast greenway and partial rail trail in Ireland funded by the Department of Transport which is due to become the western section of EuroVelo EV2 a cycle route from Galway Ireland crossing Europe and ending in Moscow Russia 2 3 4 The 276 kilometres 171 mi route was planned to be completed by 2020 3 1 5 It is due to be the fourth greenway in Ireland after the Great Southern Trail the Great Western Greenway and the Waterford Greenway Dublin Galway GreenwayBridge on the greenwayLength276 kilometres 171 mi 1 LocationDublin Galway IrelandTrailheadsSheriff Street Dublin Galway CityUseHiking CyclingElevation gain loss0m gain approximately Map of the EuroVelo 2 route Contents 1 Sections 1 1 Dublin City to Ashtown 1 2 Royal Canal Way 1 3 Westmeath Way 1 4 Mullingar Athlone 1 5 Athlone Galway 2 See also 3 References 4 External linksSections editThe greenway connects existing pathways redeveloped railtrails and newly created sections Dublin City to Ashtown edit The Greenway begins at Spencer Dock in Dublin City Centre The section from Sheriff Street to Newcomen Bridge a completely new section of canal side route crossing a railway line was completed in July 2020 6 The rest of the route follows the canal towpaths which are of varying quality and includes the Deep Sinking section which is currently inadvisable for amateur cyclists 7 Upgrades of the entire length are proposed Royal Canal Way edit Main article Royal Canal Way The route then follows the Royal Canal Way which links Ashtown Dublin to Longford along the Royal Canal Upgrade works are planned along the length of this to improve surfaces and access The official starting point for the Greenway is at Maynooth harbour 8 28 kilometres 17 mi from the Eastern end of the Greenway but works are either in planning under construction or completed along the entire length of the Royal Canal Way Westmeath Way edit Main article Westmeath Way The Westmeath way stretches 28 kilometres 17 mi 9 from the Meath Westmeath border and is proposed to meet to the town of Ballinea south west of Mullingar 10 Mullingar Athlone edit Main article Athlone to Mullingar Cycleway The section from Mullingar to Athlone is a rail trail over the disused Mullingar Athlone rail line with refurbished former stations in Moate and Castletown Geoghegan 11 12 The Moate Garrycastle section was officially opened by Taoiseach Enda Kenny in October 2015 13 14 11 15 16 17 18 Planning permission for a new bridge in Athlone across the Shannon was granted in November 2017 19 20 21 3 1 22 23 Funding for this bridge and the section from Garrycastle into Athlone was announced in August 2018 24 and the bridge was opened in August 2023 25 26 Rail traffic through Athlone was suspended during the Easter weekend in 2019 to allow for the construction of an underpass for the greenway below the Dublin Heuston Galway rail line 27 In September 2015 the Westmeath Independent reported that the greenway could provide a 15m boost to the local economy 28 A section from the white gates level crossing to the Athlone Marina opened in October 2021 29 30 In September 2022 funding became available from Westmeath County Council to convert the old Streamstown railway station on the trail to a cafe 31 A community development organisation in Kilbeggan County Westmeath plans to connect the Greenway to the Offaly Cycleways at Kilbeggan with a greenway to Tullamore County Offaly 32 Athlone Galway edit The planning of this route via Ballinasloe as part of Ireland s Hidden Heartlands 33 by the National Roads Authority was requested by Galway County Council in June 2014 and was in the planning stage in July 2015 3 34 35 36 17 37 38 There was opposition from multiple stakeholders the Galway Cycling Campaign objected to the proposal to place the route near to the N6 national primary road Teachta Dala for Galway East Ciaran Cannon stated in September 2015 that significant numbers of local landowners also expressed concern about the preferred route 39 40 In October 2015 Minister for Transport Tourism and Sport Paschal Donohoe announced the withdrawal of funding for the section until the concerns of local landowners had been resolved 41 In January 2017 Minister Shane Ross announced a new consultation process and 55 submissions were received by February 42 43 In 2018 this section was still in the planning phase with funding secure from Transport Infrastructure Ireland TII 44 45 A public project office was planned in early 2019 46 By July 2019 a preferred route following the rail line to Monksland turning southwards through Crannagh More by the River Shannon opposite Clonmacnoise west towards Moore crossing the R357 north of Shannonbridge crossing the River Suck and taking the disused Grand Canal branch to Ballinasloe before passing through Loughrea Clarinbridge and Oranmore before going into Galway city was published 47 Funding was allocated to Galway County Council in December 2019 48 Public consultation on five potential Athlone Galway routes began in January 2021 49 In December 2021 the route selection process was completed and the proposed Route 5 was selected as the preferred route to complete the Dublin Galway Greenway 50 The route will pass through Shannonbridge Ballinasloe Clonfert Meelick Portumna Woodford Gort Coole Park Kinvara Kilcolgan Clarinbridge and Oranmore before reaching Galway city 51 52 53 See also editEuroVeloReferences edit a b c Melia Paul 27 June 2014 Wheels in motion for 280km coast to coast cycle route Irish Independent Dublin Retrieved 6 August 2014 Latest section of Dublin Galway coast to coast Greenway opens Varadkar DTTAS ie 27 June 2014 Retrieved 6 August 2014 a b c d Local councillors had a chance to check on the progress of the Greenway cycleway project as works reached Moate last week Athlone Advertiser 18 December 2014 Retrieved 18 December 2014 Kelly Olivia 12 March 2015 Plan unveiled for 10m plus Royal Canal cycle path Irish Times Retrieved 14 September 2015 Galway to Dublin greenway could be finished in five years IrishCycle com 27 June 2014 Retrieved 6 August 2014 Phase 2 of Royal Canal Greenway Opens Dublin Cycling Campaign 31 July 2020 Archived from the original on 4 September 2020 Retrieved 4 September 2020 Public urged to support Royal Canal Greenway proposals as opposition mounts in Dublin 15 19 March 2019 Route Info Royal Canal Greenway 2019 Archived from the original on 30 December 2019 Royal Canal Greenway map Retrieved 8 January 2015 Walking on The Royal Canal Waterways Ireland Archived from the original on 8 January 2015 Retrieved 8 January 2015 via Wayback Machine a b Midlands Greenway official opening on October 18 Westmeath Examiner 11 October 2015 Archived from the original on 14 October 2015 Retrieved 14 October 2015 Work underway at Moate Railway Station pagesuite professional co uk Athlone Advertiser 9 July 2015 p 4 Archived from the original on 10 July 2015 Retrieved 9 July 2015 via Wayback Machine McDermott Eoghan 18 October 2015 Kenny wants national strategy for walks and trails The Irish Times Archived from the original on 22 December 2015 Retrieved 19 October 2015 Taoiseach to officially open Greenway this Sunday 5 October 2015 Archived from the original on 16 October 2015 Retrieved 16 October 2015 Taoiseach to perform official opening of Mullingar to Garrycastle cycleway Shannonside FM 11 September 2015 Archived from the original on 5 October 2015 Retrieved 5 October 2015 via Wayback Machine Cusack Adrian 26 August 2015 Athone to Mullingar Greenway set to open within weeks IrishCycle com Retrieved 29 August 2015 a b Countdown is on to opening of Athlone to Mullingar cycleway Westmeath Independent 18 May 2015 Welcome to Greenways Westmeath Westmeath County Council Archived from the original on 10 July 2015 Retrieved 9 July 2015 via Wayback Machine O Halloran Marie 7 November 2017 Permission granted for new bridge across Shannon in Athlone Irish Times Grace Robert 10 December 2015 Councillors welcome latest proposed design for Athlone s cycleway bridge Athlone Advertiser Archived from the original on 11 December 2015 Dublin Galway Greenway Westmeath County Council Archived from the original on 10 July 2015 Retrieved 9 July 2015 via Wayback Machine 10m More For Cycleways Hospitality Ireland 15 May 2014 Archived from the original on 8 August 2014 Retrieved 6 August 2014 Daly Maria 9 October 2014 Council confirm plans for new towncentre bridge as part of cycleway Athlone Advertiser Retrieved 9 October 2014 Fagan Ronan 30 August 2018 Greenway extension progress boost as funding is announced Athlone Advertiser Archived from the original on 30 August 2018 Retrieved 30 August 2018 Mannion Teresa 8 August 2023 Good for tourism Welcome for Athlone greenway bridge RTE News Naming of Athlone s new bridge to be considered by councillors Westmeath Independent 23 October 2022 Cusack Adrian 24 January 2019 No train service in Athlone over Easter weekend Westmeath Independent Archived from the original on 25 January 2019 Retrieved 2 April 2019 Cusack Adrian 2 September 2015 local greenway could provide 15m boost Westmeath Independent Archived from the original on 3 September 2015 Retrieved 3 September 2015 New Athlone Greenway To Be Officially Opened Next Month Midlands 103 Cycleway audiobook puts focus on Abbey Graveyard Westmeath Independent 20 October 2021 33 000 available for Greenway cafe Westmeath Independent 27 September 2022 Kilbeggan track could be midlands Greenway Westmeath Examiner 6 February 2015 Retrieved 13 February 2014 Corrigan Stephen 13 August 2019 Transition key in move from peat to parkland Connacht Tribune Archived from the original on 13 August 2019 Retrieved 13 August 2019 Nee Martina 26 June 2014 NRA to begin design of Ballinasloe to Galway greenway Galway Advertiser Retrieved 13 February 2015 Coleman Daniel October 2014 Route Corridor Selection Report Galway Dublin Greenway Ballinasloe to Athlone PDF Report National Roads Authority Archived from the original PDF on 15 April 2015 Retrieved 10 April 2015 Ballinasloe to Athlone Corridor Overview PDF Map 1 25000 Cartography by Ordnance Survey Ireland AECOM Roughan amp O Donovan R446 road National Roads Authority 2014 Archived from the original pdf on 16 April 2015 Retrieved 10 April 2015 a href Template Cite map html title Template Cite map cite map a CS1 maint location link Brett Ivo July 2015 July Update Galway Farmers want cyclists pushed onto the N6 Longford woos minister and looks to connect Royal Canal greenway to Mayo DublinGalwayGreenway com Retrieved 27 August 2015 Melia Paul 27 June 2015 1 000 landowners hold key to saving Dublin Galway cycleway Irish Independent Retrieved 27 August 2015 Galway East TD says greenway route proposal is not viable Galway Bay FM 21 September 2015 Archived from the original on 28 September 2015 via Wayback Machine McNamara Denise 6 September 2015 Cyclists voice opposition to N6 greenway Connacht Tribune Retrieved 14 September 2015 Plans for section of cycle route put on hold following objections RTE News 30 October 2015 Archived from the original on 30 October 2015 Fitzgibbon Amy Nora 19 January 2017 Ross agrees to proper consultation process for Galway Greenway Farmers Journal Archived from the original on 11 February 2017 55 submissions received on Galway to Dublin greenway Connacht Tribune 10 February 2017 Archived from the original on 11 February 2017 Retrieved 11 February 2017 Cunningham Enda 18 November 2018 Minister commits to examine all options on greenway Connacht Tribune Archived from the original on 18 November 2018 Retrieved 2 April 2019 200 Thousand Euro For Next Phase Of Galway Athlone Greenway GalwayBayFM ie 28 December 2018 Archived from the original on 28 December 2018 Retrieved 2 April 2019 Senator Calls For Focus On Public Consultation In Bid To Progress Plan For Athlone To Galway Greenway GalwayBayFM ie 31 January 2019 Archived from the original on 31 January 2019 Retrieved 2 April 2019 Verney Deirdre 30 July 2019 Progress on final section of Dublin to Galway greenway Westmeath Examiner Archived from the original on 28 August 2019 Kelly Briain 23 December 2019 Galway county allocated 29 million for roads maintenance Galway Daily Archived from the original on 10 January 2020 Retrieved 10 January 2020 O Brien Tim Public consultation opens over Athlone to Galway greenway route The Irish Times Kelly Kieran 6 December 2021 Dublin Galway Greenway to pass through Ballinasloe Portumna Gort Kinvara Clarinbridge and Oranmore Greensways Ireland Retrieved 30 June 2022 Athlone to Galway greenway route draws mixed response Connacht Tribune 9 December 2021 Retrieved 30 June 2022 Cusack Adrian 7 December 2021 Route corridor chosen for Athlone to Galway cycleway Westmeath Independent Retrieved 30 June 2022 Dolan Aisling 7 December 2021 Ballinasloe is first stop in the West for Galway Dublin Cycleway Dolan Fine Gael Retrieved 30 June 2022 External links 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