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Greenways Funding

Dáil Éireann Debate, Thursday - 21 July 2016

Thursday, 21 July 2016

Questions (825)

Catherine Murphy

Question:

825. Deputy Catherine Murphy asked the Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport the funding applied for greenways; details of the locations; details of funding granted; the locations since 2011; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [23980/16]

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The following tables indicate the greenway projects funded by my Department since 2011, their locations and the funding allocated in respect of each project. Details of the applications received for Greenway funding since 2011 are being compiled and will be forwarded to the Deputy as soon as possible.

Greenway/Cycling project funded

National Cycle Network Funding Programme 2012-2013 - Projects funded

Year

Local Authority

Project

Funding awarded - €

2012

Carlow/Kilkenny

44.5km cycleway linking Carlow to Paulstown to Kilkenny.

463,000

Clare

4km cycleway linking Ennistymon to Lahinch

400,000

Donegal

195.5km cycle route between Donegal Town and Newtowncunningham

497,000

Fingal

3km cycle link from Ashtown to Blanchardstown

600,000

Kerry

1.2km extension to existing cycle/pedestrian route from Killarney to Fossa

143,000

Limerick

3km extension to the Great Southern Trail (GST) from Abbeyfeale Town to Rathoran.

290,00

Louth

6.3km greenway from Omeath and Carlingford

678,000

Mayo

8.8km greenway from Castlebar to Turlough Park

725,000

Meath

3km cycle/walkway from Drogheda Ramparts to the Oldbridge Estate entrance.

500,000

Monaghan

4.5km cycle route through Monaghan Town

471,000

North Tipperary

2.8km extension to the existing N52 walkway/cycleway

335,000

Offaly

16.8km of dedicated cycle lanes along the R420 from Tullamore to Moate

400,000

Roscommon

20km of dedicated cycle lanes along the former N6 between Athlone and Ballinasloe (funding withdrawn due to inability to deliver project)

470,000

Waterford City

3.2km cycleway between Tramore and Waterford City

289,000

Waterford Co

6.4km cycleway between the City Outer Ring Road to Tramore

310,000

Westmeath

11.3km upgrading of canal tow path from Boardstown Bridge to county Boundary

451,000

*Outside of the NCN Programme Kerry Co Council received funding of €200,000 in 2012, approved in 2010, to complete the Tralee/Spa/Fenit 1.8km cycleway.

National Cycle Network Funding Programme 2014-2016 - Projects funded

2014

Kerry

Phases 2 & 3 of the Glenbeigh to Reenard Trail from Glenbeigh to Cahirciveen (26km)

3,458,281

Galway

Galway to Moycullen Greenway (12.4km)

2,000,000

Waterford

Clonea to Durrow Greenway (7.2km) (completed)

897,739

Reallocation of NCN Funding from current programme - July, 2016

2014

Kildare/Meath

Maynooth to the Westmeath County Border (38km) (part of the Dublin to Galway Greenway)

2,533,000

Longford

Abbeyshrule to Longford Bridge, Ballymahon (15.2km) (extension to Mullingar to Abbeyshrule Greenway)

513,000

Westmeath

Garrycastle to White Gates (2.2km) (extension to the Mullingar to Athlone Greenway)

496,187

Stimulus Funding 2014 - Projects funded

2014

Clare

Phase 1 of the West Clare greenway from Ennis to Ballymacquiggan (5km)

400,000

Kerry

Phase 1 of the Glenbeigh to Reenard Trail from Cahirciveen to Reenard Point (Fertha Greenway) (5.7km)

450,000

Kerry

Tralee Fenit Trail - Phase 1 Rock Street to Casement Station (.42km)

345,000

Kildare

Arthur's Way Greenway - Leixlip to Oughterard via Celbridge/Castletown (25km)

311,000

Limerick

Patrickswell to Limerick City cycleway (4.14km) #

420,000

Mayo

Monasteries of the Moy (14km) - part funding of overall project

250,000

Roscommon

Boyle to Lough Key Forest Park (24km) - part funding of overall project

250,000

Tipperary

Clonmel to Carrick-on-Suir Greenway (20km)

1,900,000

Waterford

Kilmeaden to Bilberry Greenway (20km)

1,100,000

Westmeath

Athlone to Mullingar Greenway (40km)#

4,000,000

Westmeath

Coolnahay to the County Boundary (14.4)#

700,000

#additional funding awarded to Kildare (104k); Limerick (155k); and Westmeath (3.2k)

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