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HTMLText_2B68495D_3FF7_AB32_41C7_89A3CE0ACE46.html = Welcome to the Galway to Athlone
Castle National Cycleway Scheme
Virtual Public Consultation Room
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Galway to Athlone
Castle National
Cycleway Scheme
Project Vision
The vision for the project is to develop a world class trail, from Galway to Athlone, that will complete the Galway to Dublin route, which is of a scale and singularity that will allow Ireland to tap into the growing tourism market for cycling. It will be scenic, sustainable, be a strategic link, with lots to see and do, be substantially segregated from motor traffic and welcome a wide variety of users. It will be developed in co-operation with local communities and offer real benefits to them.
Progress to Date
The Project was paused in 2015 following identification of a preferred route corridor. It is now restarting, and the project is to be progressed from a clean slate, with no route corridor favoured at this stage.
A dedicated Project Office has been established in Ballinasloe, where the Consultants and Project Liaison Officers from Galway, Roscommon and Westmeath County Councils will be available to meet landowners and the public
Welcome to the Galway to Athlone
Castle National Cycleway Scheme
Virtual Public Consultation Room
You can use your Mouse or the
Controls below to move around
the Virtual Room
Click the "?" to view this menu again
Galway to Athlone
Castle National
Cycleway Scheme
Project Vision
The vision for the project is to develop a world class trail, from Galway to Athlone, that will complete the Galway to Dublin route, which is of a scale and singularity that will allow Ireland to tap into the growing tourism market for cycling. It will be scenic, sustainable, be a strategic link, with lots to see and do, be substantially segregated from motor traffic and welcome a wide variety of users. It will be developed in co-operation with local communities and offer real benefits to them.
Progress to Date
The Project was paused in 2015 following identification of a preferred route corridor. It is now restarting, and the project is to be progressed from a clean slate, with no route corridor favoured at this stage.
A dedicated Project Office has been established in Ballinasloe, where the Consultants and Project Liaison Officers from Galway, Roscommon and Westmeath County Councils will be available to meet landowners and the public
Galway to Athlone
Castle National
Cycleway Scheme
Project Vision
The vision for the project is to develop a world class trail, from Galway to Athlone, that will complete the Galway to Dublin route, which is of a scale and singularity that will allow Ireland to tap into the growing tourism market for cycling. It will be scenic, sustainable, be a strategic link, with lots to see and do, be substantially segregated from motor traffic and welcome a wide variety of users. It will be developed in co-operation with local communities and offer real benefits to them.
Progress to Date
The Project was paused in 2015 following identification of a preferred route corridor. It is now restarting, and the project is to be progressed from a clean slate, with no route corridor favoured at this stage.
A dedicated Project Office has been established in Ballinasloe, where the Consultants and Project Liaison Officers from Galway, Roscommon and Westmeath County Councils will be available to meet landowners and the public
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Welcome to Public Consultation No. 2 for the Galway to Athlone Cycleway.
Please watch these introductory videos for some background information on the scheme and guidance on how to navigate the Virtual Room
Welcome to Public Consultation No. 2 for the Galway to Athlone Cycleway.
Please watch these introductory videos for some background information on the scheme and guidance on how to navigate the Virtual Room