DERRY TO OMAGH GREENWAY


“Derry Road Greenway”

Following the old ‘Derry Road’ line, this potential 60km greenway would run from Omagh through Strabane and along both banks of the Foyle into Derry.

ROUTE DETAILS


Length 83 kilometres
Estimate £13 million
Timescale 2026 to 2040
Type Former railway
Title Great Northern Railway
Border area Yes
Councils Derry City and Strabane District Council
  Fermanagh and Omagh District Council

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EXPLORE THE HISTORIC ROUTE


GREENWAY PROJECTS WHICH INTERSECT


DERRY TO COLERAINE GREENWAY

A 14km route from the current railway line at the Lough Foyle coastline in to Limavady and on through the countryside to Dungiven.

DERRY TO BUNCRANA AND LETTERKENNY GREENWAY

A 33km route along the line of the old Londonderry and Lough Swilly Railway from Derry City up to Buncrana and down to Letterkenny.

DERRY TO MUFF GREENWAY

A 10km route proposed to run along the western edge of Lough Foyle linking the City of Derry with the town of Muff in Donegal.

DERRY URBAN GREENWAYS

A developing network of traffic-free routes through Derry linking communites with shopping, leisure, employment and transport hubs.

OMAGH TO DUNGANNON GREENWAY

The ‘Derry Road’ out of Omagh tacking 40km through Tyrone countryside through Sixmilecross and Pomeroy and into Dungannon.

OMAGH TO ENNISKILLEN GREENWAY

Former railway route 43km south from Omagh passing Fintona and the junction to Bundoran before going through Ballinamallard into Enniskillen.

STRABANE TO BALLYBOFEY AND STRANORLAR GREENWAY

A 22km route following the line of the former Finn Valley Railway west from Strabane into Ballybofey and Stranorlar in Donegal.

STRABANE TO CLOGHCOR GREENWAY

A walkway along the old Strabane Canal from Strabane town up to the River Foyle near Cloughcor.

STRABANE TO LIFFORD GREENWAY

Two neighbouring towns and three converging rivers, a cross-border greenway project being supported by EU funding to link Strabane with Lifford.

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