The site clearance and site investigation (S.I) begun in March 2020 and the site works element of the investigation have now been completed. The Laboratory tests from the site works are currently underway and the full report of the findings are expected to be finalised by May 2021. The report will inform the designers of […]
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The Site Investigation Works have begun and are underway at the moment these will be completed over the next month. The Site Investigations will determine the design of the Proposed Greenway. The next step in the coming months will be engagement with affected landowners once the design is finalised.
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A vote had previously been deferred after landowners claimed their concerns had not been taken on board The next phase of the Carlingford Omeath greenway has been given the go ahead. Read Full Article here
Louth County Council have Submitted two Part 8 planning applications for the extension of the Carlingford Lough Greenway earlier this month. A Proposal of Application Notice (PAN) will be submitted in Northern Ireland this month. The realisation of a Carlingford Lough Greenway joining Newry to Carlingford is one step closer. Planning decisions for the Part […]
Louth County Council is to hold a second information event on Thursday, 28th February 2019 at the Dolmen Centre, Omeath, Co Louth as part of a public consultation on the Carlingford Lough Greenway project. The drop-in event takes place from 5pm to 8pm and members of the project team will be on hand to talk […]
Louth County Council to hold information event as part of Carlingford Lough Greenway public consultation Louth County Council is to hold an information eventon Tuesday, 19thFebruary 2019at the Station House, Carlingford, Co Louthas part of a public consultation on the Carlingford Lough Greenway project. The drop-in event takes place from 12 noon to 8pmand members of the project team will […]
Dundalk Dog Rescue’s fundraising dog walk along the Carlingford Greenway on Sunday morning was a huge success. Happy dogs, many of them rescues which had been rehomed thanks to the efforts of Dundalk Dog Rescue volunteers, and their owners gathered at Carlingford braved the elements on Sunday morning for a walk to raise funds for […]
Described as a hidden gem in the north Louth coastline, the scenic ‘Greenway’ which will soon stretch across the border, has been celebrated as an enduring example of community spirit. The Greenway between Omeath and Carlingford was constructed by Louth County Council in 2013, largely funded by the Smarter Travel Section of the Department of […]
RIVULETS run into rock pools, crevices fill and open expanses of sand are quickly inundated. Limp strands of seaweed rise from where they nestle to sway in the current and mussel-gatherers lift their bags and retreat to dry land. On more exposed beaches the ebb and flow of the tide is barely tangible and only […]
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