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Stretch of Grand Canal Greenway in Offaly being moved to facilitate farmers

Following a couple of submissions objecting to the location of the Grand Canal Greenway in the Pollagh / Rahan area, the Council said it's listened to the concerns expressed in the submissions and is moving the Greenway to the other bank of the ...

12 May 2022 at 19:50

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Grand design for Offaly's Grand Canal Greenway

Imagine travelling on your bicycle or walking along almost 100kms of peaceful greenway through the unspoiled Offaly countryside - among greenery and wildlife along the banks of the historic Grand Canal. This game-changing local amenity and ...

27 Oct 2022 at 11:14

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Offaly's Grand Canal Greenway will have 'transformative effect' on the local economy

01 Nov 2022 at 11:21

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Calls for dividing line between walkers and cyclists along canal greenway

A call has been made for a dividing line along the grand canal greenway on the north side and at Srah, Tullamore, to allow for the separation of bicycles and pedestrians. Councillor Declan Harvey said a large number of people are now ...

11 Nov 2020 at 11:27

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Offaly canal parking problems a 'major safety hazard'

THE need for a car park to facilitate walkers using the popular Grand Canal Greenway during the lockdown has been highlighted. A motorist, who uses the Sragh Road in Tullamore on a regular basis, described the parking situation as a ...

27 Jan 2021 at 13:20

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