Clondra to Tarmonbarry Cycleway Scheme

Cycleway Scheme

Clondra to Tarmonbarry Cycleway Scheme is co-funded by the Government of Ireland and the European Union through the EU Just Transition Fund.

Longford County Council is undertaking a preliminary business case for an off-road cycleway connecting Clondra, the trailhead of the Royal Canal Greenway, with Tarmonbarry on the River Shannon. The study will examine options for a safe, attractive walking and cycling route, including potential crossings of the River Camlin and River Shannon. The project aims to improve connectivity between Longford and Roscommon, strengthen links between existing greenways and trails, enhance sustainable mobility, and support tourism growth throughout the wider region.

Public Consultation on route selection for the Clondra to Tarmonbarry Greenway

Longford County Council is currently undertaking a feasibility study and business case for the proposed Clondra to Tarmonbarry Greenway, an off-road walking and cycling route which, if progressed, would connect Clondra, the trailhead of the Royal
Canal Greenway, with Tarmonbarry.

As part of this process, Longford County Council hosted a Public Consultation on route selection for the Clondra to Tarmonbarry Greenway on Tuesday, 28 July 2026.

The consultation provided an opportunity to view the route options under consideration, discuss the proposals with members of the project team and provide feedback.

You can view a PDF of a presentation available to people who attended the Public Consultation by clicking this link 

You can view a Powerpoint presentation of materials available to people who attended the Public Consultation by clicking this link 

More Information

If you were unable to attend the consultation event but wish to make a submission or seek further information, please contact Longford County Council at regeneration@longfordcoco.ie

You can email the Regeneration team for more information by clicking this link 

EU Funding

Find out more about EU Funding by clicking this link